Interaction Effect For Competitive Adsorption

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[@Aminulchem]

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[@HerbalHealth-qs7so]

How to calculate Qmix?
Q of one component + Q of another component?

[@Aminulchem]

Thanks for your nice comment. Actually, Qmix is the adsorption capacity of one component in the presence of the other component in the multicomponent system.

[@Aminulchem]

It can be calculated in the same way as Qi is calculated for a single component system. Please read the article: www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2214714416300083

[@fungi9492]

If my point of zero charge (pHpzc) is above 7, will my material adsorb cationic or anionic dyes?

[@Aminulchem]

Thanks. If pzc is 7 then surface is positively charged and will attract anionic pollutants while abive 7 the surface is negatively charged and will attract cationic pollutants. Please watch related videos on this channel and don’t' forget to subscribe to this channel.

[@fungi9492]

@@Aminulchem sir does ph have any role to play corresponding to zero point charge?

[@Aminulchem]

@@fungi9492 Of course, pH has a notable impact on PZC and thus adsorption.