1. The following are data for the adsorption of Co on wood charcoal at 0°C. The pressure P is in the mmHg while x is the volume of gas in cc, measure at standard conditions absorbed by 2.964 g of charcoal. P, mmHg P.mmHg 73 7.5 540 38.1 180 16.5 882 52.3 309 25.1 Find the constant k and n of the Freundlich equation. Given:

1. The following are data for the adsorption of Co on wood charcoal at 0°C. The pressure P is in the mmHg while x is the volume of gas in cc, measure at standard conditions absorbed by 2.964 g of charcoal. P, mmHg P.mmHg 73 7.5 540 38.1 180 16.5 882 52.3 309 25.1 Find the constant k and n of the Freundlich equation. Given:

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Chapter22: Surfaces

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Problem 22.46E: Early attempts to coat metals with Teflon, poly tetrafluoroethylene, resulted in a polymer layer...

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