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The following data were obtained for the adsorption of CO on 3g of charcoal at `0^@C` `{:("Pressure, p(mm)",180,540),("Volume of gas adsorbed",16.5,38.1),("x(cc) (reduced to STP) ",,):}`
Calculate the value of the constants K and n used in Freundlich equation 

A

`n = 2.32, k = 0.342 cm^3//g`

B

`n = 3.3, 1k = 0.272 cm^3//g`

C

`n = 1.31, k =0.104 cm^3//g`

D

`n = 4.32, k = 0.40 cm^3//g`

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C, D
`(x_1)/(x_2) = ((P_1)/(P_2))^(1/n) , 16.5/38.1 = ((180)/(540))^(1n) , n = 1.31 , x/m = K.P^(1/n)`
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