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Correct eqution of Freundlich isotherm is :

A

`log(x/m)=log K+1/n log C`

B

`log(x/m)=log m+1/m log C`

C

`log (x/m)=log C+1/K log C`

D

`log (x/m)=log C+1/n log K`

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A

According to Freundlich adsorption isotherm, `x/m=Kp^(1//n)` or `"log"x/m=log K+1/n log P` (For solution, P=C).
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