This document discusses the key characteristics and features of gas adsorption by solid adsorbents. It notes that increasing the surface area of an adsorbent increases the total amount of gas adsorbed. It also explains that more easily liquefiable gases are more readily adsorbed and that physically adsorbed gas can be removed under certain temperature and pressure conditions, unlike chemisorption which forms a surface compound in a non-reversible process.
This document discusses the key characteristics and features of gas adsorption by solid adsorbents. It notes that increasing the surface area of an adsorbent increases the total amount of gas adsorbed. It also explains that more easily liquefiable gases are more readily adsorbed and that physically adsorbed gas can be removed under certain temperature and pressure conditions, unlike chemisorption which forms a surface compound in a non-reversible process.
This document discusses the key characteristics and features of gas adsorption by solid adsorbents. It notes that increasing the surface area of an adsorbent increases the total amount of gas adsorbed. It also explains that more easily liquefiable gases are more readily adsorbed and that physically adsorbed gas can be removed under certain temperature and pressure conditions, unlike chemisorption which forms a surface compound in a non-reversible process.