Langmuir adsorption model #
This section defines Langmuir adsorption model from kinetics for a single adsorbate on a single site:
$$
θ = \frac{K Pₐ}{1 + K Pₐ}
$$
where:
θ
is the fractional occupancy of the adsorption sitesK
is the adsorption constant describing the adsorption/desorption rates in equilibriumPₐ
is the partial pressure of the adsorbate
Assumption #
The model assumes the rate of adsorption r_ad = k_ad * Pₐ * S
and
the rate of desorption r_d = k_d * A
are equal at equilibrium conditions where:
k_ad
is the adsorption constantk_d
is the desorption constantS
is the concentartion of all sitesA
is the concentartion of occupied sites
Constraints generated by Lean #
S ≠ 0
k_d ≠ 0
To-Do #
- Proof statistical mechanical derivation of the model
- Generalize proof from properties of system
Equations
- hernys_law_model equilibrium_constant = λ (P : ℝ), equilibrium_constant * P
theorem
langmuir_zero_loading_at_zero_pressure
{k_ad k_d : ℝ} :
langmuir_single_site_model (k_ad / k_d) 0 = 0