According to Freudlich's adsorption isotherm, the graph between log x/m and logP is given below, where x/m is extent of adsorption and P is the pressure. [Graph shows a line with θ = 45° and intercept

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According to Freudlich's adsorption isotherm, the graph between log x/m and logP is given below, where x/m is extent of adsorption and P is the pressure. [Graph shows a line with θ = 45° and intercept at log x/m = 0.4] The extent of adsorption at pressure 2 atm is (Given log2 = 0.3 and log5 = 0.7)

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Correct answer: C. x 1 log logk logP m n   x log

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