The following table gives the volume of nitrogen (reduced to 0°C and 1 bar) adsorbed per gramof active carbon at 0°C at a series of pressures:1731P/Pav/(cm³g-¹)5240.987 3.043058C. 29 cc/gD. 23 cc/gE. None of the choices5.0845347.04Determine the volume required to form a monolayer.A. 34 cc/gB. 40 cc/g749710.31

The given table of volume of nitrogen (reduced to 0oC and 1 bar) absorbed per gram of active carbon…

The following table gives the volume of nitrogen (reduced to 0°C and 1 bar) adsorbed per gran of active carbon at 0°C at a series of pressures: 1731 3058 P/Pa v/(cm³ g-¹) 524 0.987 3.04 5.08 C. 29 cc/g D. 23 cc/g E. None of the choices 4534 7.04 Determine the volume required to form a monolayer. A. 34 cc/g B. 40 cc/g 7497 10.31

The following table gives the volume of nitrogen (reduced to 0°C and 1 bar) adsorbed per gran of active carbon at 0°C at a series of pressures: 1731 3058 P/Pa v/(cm³ g-¹) 524 0.987 3.04 5.08 C. 29 cc/g D. 23 cc/g E. None of the choices 4534 7.04 Determine the volume required to form a monolayer. A. 34 cc/g B. 40 cc/g 7497 10.31

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