Question: Using the same arguments that were used to derive the Langmuir isotherm, instead derive a 2-layer Langmuir isotherm (see the Figure below). You should assume

 Using the same arguments that were used to derive the Langmuir

Using the same arguments that were used to derive the Langmuir isotherm, instead derive a 2-layer Langmuir isotherm (see the Figure below). You should assume that there are the same number of adsorption sites in the second layer as the first layer, and that a particle must first be in the second layer (next to the bulk gas) before it can jump to the first adsorbed layer (next to the surface)

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