Why is chemisorption specific in nature
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n chemisorption , the main thing is in chemisorption the bond will be formed by the strong chemical forces but in physisorption the bond will be formed by the van der walls forces .
so, chemisorption are highly directional and strong . and also ,
adsorption occurs in high temp . and pressure , so, this property will gng to supports the strong chemical bond and that makes the chemisorption highly specific in nature .
n chemisorption , the main thing is in chemisorption the bond will be formed by the strong chemical forces but in physisorption the bond will be formed by the van der walls forces .
so, chemisorption are highly directional and strong . and also ,
adsorption occurs in high temp . and pressure , so, this property will gng to supports the strong chemical bond and that makes the chemisorption highly specific in nature .
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