The equivalence of quasi-chemical and statistical description of adsorbate molecule association in a localised adsorption monolayer on a homogeneous solid surface

IF 0.2 Q4 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
J. Garbacz, M. Kozakiewicz
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Abstract

Abstract The analysis of Berezin and Kiselev’s concept assuming linear association of molecules in a localised adsorption monolayer on the homogeneous surface of a solid adsorbent was carried out. An inconsistency due to the lack of consideration of equilibrium concentration of free adsorption sites in the formulation of the expression for the association constant has been pointed out. It was shown that the correct form of this function leads to the final adsorption equation being identical to the specific case of the Fowler-Guggenheim equation. The obtained result has been generalised to cases of branched adsorbateadsorbate associations. A new adsorption equation limiting the association to at most the dimers has been introduced. Critical conditions for the two-dimensional condensation of the adsorption layer were determined. By applying the formalism of canonical ensemble, full equivalence of the phenomenological and statistical methods was demonstrated in the description of the intermolecular interactions in the localised adsorption monolayer.
均匀固体表面上局部吸附单层中吸附分子缔合的准化学和统计描述的等效性
摘要分析了固体吸附剂均匀表面局部吸附单层中分子线性结合的Berezin和Kiselev概念。指出了在缔合常数表达式的表述中由于没有考虑自由吸附位的平衡浓度而引起的不一致。结果表明,该函数的正确形式导致最终吸附方程与Fowler-Guggenheim方程的特定情况相同。所得结果已推广到支链吸附物与吸附物结合的情况。介绍了一种新的吸附方程,限制了最多二聚体的结合。确定了吸附层二维缩合的临界条件。通过应用正则系综的形式,证明了现象学和统计方法在描述局部吸附单层分子间相互作用时的完全等价性。
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Polish Hyperbaric Research
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