Linear parameter estimation (Temkin isotherm model)
This task performs linear parameter estimation using adsorption equilibrium data by applying the linearized form of the Temkin isotherm. By plotting fractional coverage against the natural logarithm of solute concentration, the slope and intercept allow direct estimation of the adsorption-energy variation and the Temkin equilibrium constant. Although convenient, the linear method may introduce statistical bias due to transformation of variables. Nevertheless, it is widely used for rapid assessment of Temkin parameters in adsorption analysis. This approach is especially common in environmental and chemical engineering studies of pollutant adsorption.
| adsorption energy variation | output | |
| fractional surface coverage | input | |
| represents fractional surface coverage | ||
| represents adsorbed solute (equilibrium) | ||
| represents maximum monolayer adsorption capacity | ||
| represents adsorbed gas volume (equlibrium) | ||
| represents maximum monolayer adsorption volume | ||
| solute concentration (equilibrium) | input | |
| Temkin equilibrium constant | output | |
| linear Temkin isotherm equation | ||
| represents fractional surface coverage | ||
| represents solute concentration (equilibrium) | ||
| represents Temkin equilibrium constant | ||
| represents adsorption energy variation | ||
| represents temperature | ||
| represents molar gas constant | ||
| Item | Property |
|---|---|
| nonlinear parameter estimation (Temkin isotherm model) | linearized by |
| Temkin isotherm model | used by |
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