Conclusions
1.
On the basis of an analysis of the experimental adsorption isotherms of benzene, determined within a broad range of temperatures, the minimum volume of experimental data required for a reliable determination of the parameters of the microporous structure was determined.
2.
For adsorbents with monodisperse structure, it is sufficient to have one isotherm at 20°. For adsorbents containing two varieties of micropores, it is necessary to obtain two adsorption isotherms at temperatures 20 and 80–100°.