Adsorption isostere is :
Correct answer: B. The curve showing the variation of pressure with temperature, for a given amount of adsorption.
- A. The curve showing the effect of temperature on the extent of adsorption at a given pressure
- B. The curve showing the variation of pressure with temperature, for a given amount of adsorption.
- C. The curve showing the variation of adsorption with pressure at a constant temperature.
- D. A line parallel to x-axis.
Explanation
The adsorption isostere is relation of the equilibrium pressure to the temperature at a constant value of the amount, or excess amount, of substance adsorbed by a given amount of solid.
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