The document discusses several chemistry concepts including: 1) Adsorption isotherms and how they relate absorption to concentration. 2) Enthalpy changes associated with various chemical processes like atomization, nuclear charge effects, and ionization. 3) Trends in various enthalpy values like sublimation, hydration, and ionization across periods in the periodic table.

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Graphs
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-
✗
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Am ✗ Dilution
0
strong nm ✗ 1-
conc .

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-
.
R=Ro -
Kt
Y=mk-c

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= leg
Rg
MK = 9

6. Adsorption isotherm
Im XP

7. En ✗ tin
Em = kph
logEm = Ccgkptn
log Em = lug K 1- tn kgb
y = c + MR

8. m.pt a strength of
metallic bad
✗ no .
of unpaved
e
-0

9. Atomisatiou
Enthalpy
→
⑤ → ⑨

10. decrease → EHectic Nuclear
Charge
Some → Shieldis effect
increase
→
eo - e -0
repubs
:

11. - sublimation Enthalkg
-
Ionisation enthalpy
-
Hydration enthalpy
* → ait + Cee
-
ve value of SRP
release te, gas
in Acidic
-
more -4 value of S-
R.
P
mean stronger reduce
's ape

12. Left to Right in Gt
series size of elements
→ decrease
→ is called Lanka