Elovich isotherm model
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Available identifiers
empirical adsorption isotherm based on exponential energy variation
The Elovich isotherm model is an empirical adsorption model derived from the Elovich kinetic equation, assuming that the adsorption activation energy increases exponentially with surface coverage. It describes adsorption on highly heterogeneous surfaces where the distribution of site energies varies widely. Unlike classical monolayer isotherms, the Elovich model may represent multilayer or strongly heterogeneous adsorption rather than uniform monolayer behavior. The model relates equilibrium adsorption to solute concentration through an exponential function involving the adsorbed amount. It is used in environmental and wastewater-treatment studies to characterize chemisorption-like or heterogeneity-dominated adsorption systems.
List of contained entities
| Elovich isotherm equation | |
| represents adsorbed solute (equilibrium) | |
| represents maximum monolayer adsorption capacity | |
| represents Elovich equilibrium constant | |
| represents solute concentration (equilibrium) | |
List of computational tasks
| linear parameter estimation (Elovich isotherm) |
| nonlinear parameter estimation (Elovich isotherm) |
Further items linking to Elovich isotherm model
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| chemical wastewater treatment | modelled by |
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