An experiment to absorb methane gas at 373 K.
By using activated carbon. The information is shown.
In the table, plot the graph using Langmuir.
isotherm and find the following information
p (kPa) 482.6290 1123.8361 1620.2545 1999.4630 3447.3501 4929.7104 6156.9673 6584.4385
q(mmol/g) 1.1153 1.8515 2.2307 2.5430 3.1676 3.4799 3.6806 3.7699
find
a) qm
b) K
c) q at a pressure of 3000 kPa
| P1 | q1 | P1/q1 | |
| 482.629 | 1.1153 | 432.7346902 | |
| 1123.8361 | 1.8515 | 606.9868215 | |
| 1620.2545 | 2.2307 | 726.3435245 | |
| 1999.463 | 2.543 | 786.2615022 | |
| 3447.3501 | 3.1676 | 1088.316107 | |
| 4929.7104 | 3.4799 | 1416.624156 | |
| 6156.9673 | 3.6806 | 1672.816198 | |
| 6584.4385 | 3.7699 | 1746.58174 | |


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