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Adsorption of gas on a solid is always exothermic explain?;;

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Answered by Laiba12210
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Explanation:

Adsorption of gas on a solid is a spontaneous process. When a gas adsorbs on the solid, due to molecular interaction process, the entropy of gas molecules decreases. To make the process spontaneous, adsorption must be exothermic.

Answered by vkvyas80
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Adsorption of gases on the solid surface is generally exothermic. 

According to this statement, H=−ve and  condition for spontaneous process is G=−ve. 

During adsorption, S=−ve, then −TS must be positive according to the above equation. 

Now, reaction can only be spontaneous or G=−ve only if H=−ve. 

Hence, adsorption of gases on a solid surface is generally exothermic because of a decrease in entropy.

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