MONTE CARLO CALCULATIONS FOR A LATTICE MODEL OF ADSORPTION ON HETEROGENEOUS SURFACES WITH SITES DISTRIBUTED RANDOMLY.

  • James A. O'Brien
  • , Alan L. Myers

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Abstract

Monte Carlo simulations of a simple model system representative of adsorption on heterogeneous surfaces highlight the importance of accounting for lateral interactions in the adsorbed phase. Analysis of the Monte Carlo isotherms for two differently-structured model surfaces, using the adsorption integral equation with a local Langmuir isotherm, provides a physical interpretation of the calculated mean adsorption energy. A complete thermodynamic description of the model system, including the various forms of the heat of adsorption, is tabulated.

Original languageEnglish
JournalAnnual Meeting - American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Publication statusPublished - 1984
Externally publishedYes

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