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Langmuir Isotherm Derivation for Adsorption in Kinetics and Reactors - Prof. David A. Rock, Quizzes of Chemistry

The solution to quiz 10 in the chemical kinetics and reactor engineering course at new mexico state university. The solution involves the derivation of the langmuir isotherm for the adsorption of species a in a non-reacting system, with assumptions and necessary equations provided.

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D. A. Rockstraw, Ph.D., P.E.
NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY
Department of Chemical Engineering
Ch E 441 Chemical Kinetics and Reactor Engineering
Quiz 10 Closed Book/Notes
Derive the Langmuir isotherm for adsorption of species A in a non-reacting system. Let
the assumptions inherent in the solution.
SOLUTION
Assume
monolayer coverage of surface
uniform surface
Interaction between gas/site only
Stoichiometry defined as: A + S A•S
Rate of adsorption (forward reaction): vAAad CPkr A
=
Rate of desorption (reverse reaction): SAAde Ckr A
=
Net rate at equilibrium:
=
A
SA
vAAda K
C
CPkr A
/
Site balance: SAvt CCC
+
=
Solve for CAS, and substitute for Cv:
AA
tAA
SA PK
CPK
C+
=
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D. A. Rockstraw, Ph.D., P.E.

NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY

Department of Chemical Engineering

Ch E 441 Chemical Kinetics and Reactor Engineering

Quiz 10 Closed Book/Notes

Derive the Langmuir isotherm for adsorption of species A in a non-reacting system. Let the assumptions inherent in the solution.

SOLUTION

Assume

• monolayer coverage of surface

• uniform surface

• Interaction between gas/site only

Stoichiometry defined as: A + S ↔ A•S

Rate of adsorption (forward reaction): rad (^) A =kAPACv

Rate of desorption (reverse reaction): rde (^) A =k−ACA•S

Net rate at equilibrium: (^) ⎟⎟ ⎠

A

AS a d A A v K

C

r (^) / A k PC

Site balance: Ct =Cv+CA•S

Solve for CA•S , and substitute for Cv : A A

A A t A S K P

K PC

C