Langmuir Model: Competitive Adsorption

Uncover the dynamics of competitive adsorption with the third lecture in our adsorption mini-course series. This session delves into the Langmuir model's application to scenarios where multiple adsorbates vie for the same adsorption sites, a common occurrence in both natural and industrial processes.

The lecture introduces the concept of competitive adsorption, explaining how the presence of multiple adsorbates alters the adsorption isotherms and the overall efficiency of adsorption. Through detailed analysis and examples, we explore how the Langmuir model can be extended to account for these competitive interactions, providing valuable insights into designing more effective adsorption systems and understanding complex biological processes.

This video is essential for students and professionals interested in surface chemistry, environmental science, chemical engineering, and related fields, offering a deeper understanding of how adsorption can be influenced by the competitive behavior of multiple species.

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