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3. Data required for interaction studies
3.1 Adsorption isotherms
When a solute interacts with a solid surface, the interaction begins with an adsorption stage, corresponding to the formation of a Van der Waals, hydrogen or homopolar bond between the solute and the solid's crystalline surface. A distinction is made between physical and chemical adsorption, based on the nature of the adsorption isobars (adsorbed volume V a as a function of temperature T). Figure 4 shows the general appearance of adsorption isobars.
The AB part of the ABCD experimental curve corresponds to physical adsorption (ABB'), while the...
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