Multicomponent adsorption isotherms for determination of recoveries in liquid desorption of mixtures of polar solvents adsorbed on activated carbon

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<title>Multicomponent adsorption isotherms for determination of recoveries in liquid desorption of mixtures of polar solvents adsorbed on activated carbon</title>
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<abstract displayLabel="Summary">It is of value to have a method that can predict with reasonable accuracy the recoveries of multicomponent mixtures based on the isotherms for the individual components. In this paper, three simple, multicomponent models are described and evaluated. Although there are discrepances in certain cases, a definite improvement is obtained compared with present practice that does not make any correction for "mixture effects"</abstract>
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