Adsorption: the process of concentrating solute at the surface of a solid by the virtue of attraction. Adsorption Chemical chemisorption (weak) Chemic
{"Image DocumentName": "Adsorbent: solid that adsorbs the solute", "Image ImageDescription": "Adsorption: the process of concentrating solute at the surface of a solid by the virtue of attraction. Adsorption. Chemical \uf0ae chemisorption (weak) Physical \uf0ae van der Waals adsorption (stronger due to chemical bonding) Adsorbate: the solute. Adsorbent: solid that adsorbs the solute. Activation: enhances the capacity of adsorption and is accomplished by subjecting the char of carbon (coal) to an oxidizing steam at high temperature. The char becomes a very porous structure (increase area for adsorption; 1 gram of char coal has an adsorption area of 1000 m3) PAC = powdered activated carbon. GAC = granular activated carbon. AC = activated carbon.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}