Surface adsorption is a common form of contamination during precipitation process, where a layer of lattice ions adsorbed onto surface of precipitate. Identify the types of adsorption and distinguish them in terms of forces of attraction, strength of attraction and reversibility.

Surface adsorption is a common form of contamination during precipitation process, where a layer of lattice ions adsorbed onto surface of precipitate. Identify the types of adsorption and distinguish them in terms of forces of attraction, strength of attraction and reversibility.

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