Lecture

Absorption Mechanisms: Models and Solutions

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Description

This lecture covers the analysis of absorption mechanisms using different models such as the lung remodel, Kiesluc model, and spreading model. The instructor explains the concepts of absorption rate, sticking coefficient, and equilibrium constant, providing solutions for estimating time to reach surface coverage percentages. The lecture concludes with a conceptual problem on selecting the most suitable absorption mechanism for a large protein with a rigid structure.

Instructor

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