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212cmoverset(3)H(2) is adsorbed uniforml...

212`cmoverset(3)``H_(2)` is adsorbed uniformly at surface of 5 g palladium at`273^(o)`C & 2 atm . If effective surface area of each hydrogen molecule is `0.4nm^(2)` then specific surface area of palladium is

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