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Which of the following relations is (are) correct according to Freundlich?
(i) `x//m`= constant
(ii) `x//m="consatnt"xxp^(1//n)(n gt 1)`
(iii) `x//m="consatnt" xxp^(n)(n gt 1)`

A

All are correct

B

All are wrong

C

(ii) is correct

D

(iii) is correct

Text Solution

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The correct Answer is:
C
According to Freundlich adsorption isotherm, `(x)/(m) prop kp^(1//n) (n gt 1).`
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