TYPES OF ADSORPTION ISOTHERMS

various types of #adsorption isotherms are explained using examples for effective understanding

[@HarshilKapadiya-ii9gp]

Thank you so much sir.
The only video which explains adsorption isotherms perfectly.☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️🙏🙏🙏🙂

[@naushinyasmin9882]

Thank you for uploading a short and to the point video.

[@faazi007]

All concepts are cleared now.... Thanks for uploading such a knowledgeable lecture.......

[@aininasuha7240]

Im gonna sit for a quiz tonight and this vid is really helpfull. Thank you

[@kaysentomas7772]

Instablaster

[@agoogleuser9536]

I was searching for this video from last week thanks sir

[@jamejoy2202]

Hi sir, if the adsorption process have strong interaction of adsorbate and adsorbent, what is the distinct characteristic of isotherm curve represent the interaction?

[@teslaonlineschool-theschoo9475]

Very good explanation... thanks a lot bro.😍

[@79yeunipatil42]

Thanks sir for making our study very simple and interesting

[@zahrajabeen6926]

Very good explanation...thanks a lot bro

[@hemakalpanad6127]

Thank you sir😊 it was very clear

[@sukanyabaksi5297]

Reallly thank u so much sir 😊

[@priyakudi7058]

Sir really u explained in very good way all doubts cleared..... thank you

[@smithakamath7886]

Beautifully explained ❤️

[@muskanshaikh367]

Your video help me lot thank you sir
Can you plz explain numerical of surface chemistry

[@79yeunipatil42]

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[@sammibohair3383]

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[@jatinpatro3541]

Thanku sir.. It was helpful. ❤

[@maryjaneclaire5370]

I understand it now..Thank you😊

[@learnpharmaintamil]

Thank you sir for your explanation

[@joeferdin9871]

Beautiful!

[@Burhanguru]

Thank you so much 🙂
May Allah bless you
Ameen

[@advancedchemistr]

Ameen

[@hopesalive2004]

Thank you 😊

[@mohamadhanan5706]

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[@niyazhussain5113]

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[@jhinushreesharavana497]

Thank you

[@mahnoor9267]

Thnku sir

[@ayshafariatwinkle8717]

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[@tarikulhasan6199]

You said Type 1 is for nonporous material. But charcoal is porous. Could you please explain this?

[@yassineaguelmam8674]

same problem

[@iqrasardar3684]

Thanks

[@debajyotidebnath5827]

Thanks sir

[@saminamaqsood5205]

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[@pablokikk7054]

Sound is poor hey🙆🏾

[@mayankmehendiratta999]

I always admire you.... thanks ....but i have a question for you.....Can i ask??

[@advancedchemistr]

Yess ask

[@mayankmehendiratta999]

@@advancedchemistr
I think i watched the same explanation in another video also in same manner....have u copied or he copied??

[@advancedchemistr]

@@mayankmehendiratta999 I. Have used one of the videos as refernce

[@mayankmehendiratta999]

@@advancedchemistr
which one?

[@mayankmehendiratta999]

That's why i m thinking....could u please provide me name of the channel?

[@pandeni4512]

isnt isotherm aa material??? if yes, how come i cant find one video to see how it looks like coz my local music shop said i can buy isotherm to use it for acoustic treatment.

[@advancedchemistr]

Well isotherm is a chemistry term and it is state of system. It means at constant temperature. I feel you are asking about something else.

[@pandeni4512]

@@advancedchemistr so fiber glass is an isotherm??

[@rohansahare3719]

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[@larbiwassim6373]

روح تخرى بيك بالانجليزية تاعك ما فهمت والو i don't understand your accent but anyway thanks

[@zahirahsn6416]

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[@yassineaguelmam8674]

you have the mind of a kid

[@basavarajunakalla6003]

Sir improve your voice ... Pls it's irritating to here. Pls explanation is nice ...

[@nish3003]

ahh yes, he will get his vocal cords transplanted with some singer's
then you can enjoy his musical voice 😂