Lectures related to Adsorption

Explores chemisorption, catalysis, and adsorption on solid surfaces, including energy differences and bond formation.

Explores adsorption mechanisms, elementary kinetics, active sites, and transport effects in heterogeneous catalysis.

Covers Langmuir, Fowler-Guggenheim, and BET adsorption isotherms, capillary condensation, and chemisorption concepts.

Covers adsorption at gas/solid interface, including physisorption, chemisorption, and Xenon atom manipulation using STM.

Introduces the basics of catalysis, covering chemical bond breaking, molecular orbital theory, metal bonding, adsorption, and reaction kinetics.

Covers the fundamental concepts of adsorption at interfaces, focusing on the Gibbs, Langmuir, and BET models.

Covers water vapor sorption in cementitious materials, including important terms, pore width effects, hysteresis, and sorption classifications.

Explains the Langmuir isotherm equilibrium derivation and different isotherm models.

Explores slurry phase degradation, adsorption, reactor sizing, equilibrium isotherms, and carbon adsorption in packed beds.

Explores adsorption kinetics, desorption effects, NH₃ synthesis, and surface reactions, emphasizing surface equilibrium and competitive adsorption.

Explores the partitioning of organic compounds between solid and water phases, equilibrium sorption, and pollutant distribution.

Explains the SCR mechanism and experimental set-up procedures for NH3 adsorption and NO desorption.

Explores the reactivity of Fe oxy(hydr)oxides, focusing on surface complexation models and decontamination processes.

Covers the characterisation of particle size in powders, focusing on techniques such as laser diffraction and sedimentation.

Explores surface sensors, binding kinetics, Langmuir isotherm, and analyte concentration strategies.

Covers the principles of adsorption, focusing on physisorption and chemisorption.

Compares physisorption and chemisorption, covering interaction, strength, equilibrium, and gas adsorption isotherms.

Explores challenges in defining interfaces and various isotherms used in adsorption studies.

Covers surface tension, adsorption, and electrokinetics, including gas/liquid interface, Langmuir isotherm, and electro-osmosis.

Explores the characterization of powders in ceramics, emphasizing the impact on ceramic properties and the manufacturing process.