Lecture

Adsorption: Physisorption and Chemisorption

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This lecture covers the principles of adsorption, focusing on physisorption and chemisorption. It explains the measurement of active sites using techniques like x-ray diffraction and microscopy. The lecture also discusses the differences between the two types of adsorption based on Van der Waals interactions and chemical bonding on surfaces.

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