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2. Sampling/Adsorption and Extraction/Desorption
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What is adsorption?
Hint
Think about how substances stick to surfaces.
- 2.
Name one method of collecting samples.
Hint
Consider types of bags or containers.
- 3.
What process is used to separate analytes from an adsorbent?
- Adsorption
- Desorption
- Filtration
Hint
It involves getting analytes out of the adsorbent.
- 4.
True or False: Breakthrough occurs when the concentration of analytes in the effluent is lower than in the influent.
- True
- False
Hint
Think about what saturation means.
- 5.
Given a breakthrough curve, identify the point of saturation and explain its significance.
Hint
Look for the intersection point in the curve.
- 6.
In a sampling system with two adsorbent types, predict how the choice of adsorbent affects the results depending on the target analyte.
Hint
Consider what makes certain adsorbents better for specific compounds.
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