NEW MODEL THAT DESCRIBES ADSORPTION OF LATERALLY INTERACTING GAS-MIXTURES ON RANDOM HETEROGENEOUS SURFACES - 1 - PARAMETRIC STUDY AND CORRELATION WITH BINARY DATA
Ja. Ritter et Sa. Almuhtaseb, NEW MODEL THAT DESCRIBES ADSORPTION OF LATERALLY INTERACTING GAS-MIXTURES ON RANDOM HETEROGENEOUS SURFACES - 1 - PARAMETRIC STUDY AND CORRELATION WITH BINARY DATA, Langmuir, 14(22), 1998, pp. 6528-6538
Analytic expressions for the adsorption of a binary gas mixture that l
aterally interacts on a random heterogeneous surface are developed. Th
e lateral interactions are of the Bragg-Williams type, and the surface
heterogeneity is modeled via a random distribution of sites described
by a uniform distribution of Henry's law constants. A parametric stud
y shows that complex phase behavior can be predicted with this model,
including azeotropes and sigmoidal-shaped x-y diagrams. This model is
also successfully correlated with binary data from the literature with
average relative errors of less than 10% for both single-component an
d binary adsorption data.