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kumail.islamian@gmail.com QNOT: Pressure mmHg 10 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 V Adsorbed Per g of adsorbent Cm³ at STP. Pressure mmHg at 0°c Pressure mmHg 30°c. At 0°C. Volume Adsorbed per g of adsorbent at Cm 20 91 108 112 117 120 121 122 1. Plot the isotherm. 2. Convert the data into fruendlich and langmuir Straight line forms and then plot. 3. From the plot isotherm deduce Fruendlich constant. 4. include the printed graph.

kumail.islamian@gmail.com QNOT: Pressure mmHg 10 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 V Adsorbed Per g of adsorbent Cm³ at STP. Pressure mmHg at 0°c Pressure mmHg 30°c. At 0°C. Volume Adsorbed per g of adsorbent at Cm 20 91 108 112 117 120 121 122 1. Plot the isotherm. 2. Convert the data into fruendlich and langmuir Straight line forms and then plot. 3. From the plot isotherm deduce Fruendlich constant. 4. include the printed graph.

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kumail islamin@gmal com QN01: VAdsorbed Per g of adsorbent Cm at STP. Pressure mmHg at O'c Pressure mmHg 30°c. At O°C. Pressure mmHg Volume Adsorbed per g of adsorbent at Cm 10 20 100 91 200 108 300 112 400 117 500 120 600 121 700 122 1. Plot the isotherm. 2. Convert the data into fruendlich and langmuir Straight line forms and then plot. 3. From the plot isotherm deduce Fruendlich constant. 4. include the printed graph.
Transcribed Image Text:kumail islamin@gmal com QN01: VAdsorbed Per g of adsorbent Cm at STP. Pressure mmHg at O'c Pressure mmHg 30°c. At O°C. Pressure mmHg Volume Adsorbed per g of adsorbent at Cm 10 20 100 91 200 108 300 112 400 117 500 120 600 121 700 122 1. Plot the isotherm. 2. Convert the data into fruendlich and langmuir Straight line forms and then plot. 3. From the plot isotherm deduce Fruendlich constant. 4. include the printed graph.
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