1. I found it always helpful to find an answer to a question in many different...

 

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1. I found it always helpful to find an answer to a question in many different ways. This allows us to check the self-consistency of different methods. With that in mind, I'm constructing this question, the answer to which is not clear to me. I would hope that I would learn something from your efforts. Consider the case of Langmuir adsorption with a surface exposed to a solution of a species of concentration C. We are interested to find the adsorbed amount. A. We can find the adsorbed amount simply by rearranging the kinetic equation: kC(1-0) = k0, where k and k are the forward and reverse rate constants, and is the fraction of the sites occupied 1. I found it always helpful to find an answer to a question in many different ways. This allows us to check the self-consistency of different methods. With that in mind, I'm constructing this question, the answer to which is not clear to me. I would hope that I would learn something from your efforts. Consider the case of Langmuir adsorption with a surface exposed to a solution of a species of concentration C. We are interested to find the adsorbed amount. A. We can find the adsorbed amount simply by rearranging the kinetic equation: kC(1-0) = k0, where k and k are the forward and reverse rate constants, and is the fraction of the sites occupied