Figures & data
TABLE 1 Molecular model properties under standard conditions (P ref = 101,325 Pa and T ref = 273.15 K)
FIG. 1 Schematic diagram of a particle (with size greatly exaggerated) suspended between parallel walls at unequal temperatures.
![FIG. 1 Schematic diagram of a particle (with size greatly exaggerated) suspended between parallel walls at unequal temperatures.](/cms/asset/2177ee3f-22f5-427b-a6a0-9983c5dd84e5/uast_a_9705902_o_f0001g.gif)
TABLE 2 Calculation parameters
TABLE 3 Thermophoresis parameters for pure gases from CE analysis of equivalent IPL molecules
FIG. 2 Profiles of (a) temperature and (b) thermophoresis parameter for monatomic gases: helium and argon.
![FIG. 2 Profiles of (a) temperature and (b) thermophoresis parameter for monatomic gases: helium and argon.](/cms/asset/9c1074a1-177a-46a0-bd22-f225757e795c/uast_a_9705902_o_f0002g.gif)
FIG. 3 Profiles of (a) temperature and (b) thermophoresis parameter for polyatomic gases: nitrogen and carbon dioxide.
![FIG. 3 Profiles of (a) temperature and (b) thermophoresis parameter for polyatomic gases: nitrogen and carbon dioxide.](/cms/asset/e5d3e2de-85b0-4839-b3ea-fbeef65e698d/uast_a_9705902_o_f0003g.gif)
FIG. 4 DSMC results for helium–argon mixtures. Thermophoresis-parameter profiles for (a) 25% helium, 75% argon; (b) 50% helium, 50% argon; and (c) 75% helium, 25% argon. (d) Mole-fraction profiles for a nominally 50%–50% mixture.
![FIG. 4 DSMC results for helium–argon mixtures. Thermophoresis-parameter profiles for (a) 25% helium, 75% argon; (b) 50% helium, 50% argon; and (c) 75% helium, 25% argon. (d) Mole-fraction profiles for a nominally 50%–50% mixture.](/cms/asset/450a43e7-fc3b-4a1c-a640-01caf3d9e6c2/uast_a_9705902_o_f0004g.gif)
FIG. 5 Thermophoresis-parameter profiles for nitrogen for varying degrees of rarefaction at two temperature gradients, (a) 20 K/mm and (b) 200 K/mm. Dotted line is IPL–CE value for nitrogen.
![FIG. 5 Thermophoresis-parameter profiles for nitrogen for varying degrees of rarefaction at two temperature gradients, (a) 20 K/mm and (b) 200 K/mm. Dotted line is IPL–CE value for nitrogen.](/cms/asset/da09fb34-1076-4d39-9ea8-883d1fcd8eca/uast_a_9705902_o_f0005g.gif)