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what is adsorption isotherm?​

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Answered by staarpolymer
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a curve obtained by plotting at constant temperature the quantity of adsorbate against the concentration of the substance in the original gas or solution.

Answered by Anonymous
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Adsorption isotherms have been of immense importance to researches dealing with environmental protection and adsorption techniques. The two primary methods used for predicting the adsorption capacity of a given material are known as the Freundlich and Langmuir isotherms.

a curve obtained by plotting at constant temperature the quantity of adsorbate against the concentration of the substance in the original gas or solution.

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