Freundlich Report Options
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The Freundlich Isotherm is an empirical isotherm used to model low-pressure adsorption data. It can also be applied to model some micropore isotherms. In the Selected Reports list box, highlight Freundlich, then click Edit.
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Calculations [group box] ![]() |
Select from the various calculation options. Difference. Plots the difference between the analysis and repeat analysis lines. First Analysis. Includes a line fit plot for the primary analysis. Repeat Analysis. Includes a line fit plot for the secondary analysis. |
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Pressures [button] ![]() |
Use to select a pressure range for report calculations and points for exclusion from calculations. Calculation pressure range. Enter the minimum and maximum pressures to be used in the pressure table.To exclude a point from the calculations used to generate the report, select Exclude. Exclude All. Select to exclude all pressure points in the table. Include All. Select to include all pressure points in the table. |
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Pressures [button] ![]() |
Use to enter a range of pressure points to be included in the report or to modify table values for pressure points.
Calculation pressure range. Enter the minimum and maximum pressures to be used in the pressure table. Exclude All. Select to exclude all pressure points in the table. Include All. Select to include all pressure points in the table. Line fit pressure range. Enter the minimum and maximum pressures for line fit. |
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Select Reports [group box] |
Freundlich Isotherm plot. Plots the absolute pressure vs quantity adsorbed. Shows best fit line.
Tabular report. Select to include pressure points included in the report. |
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Specify monolayer capacity [selection] | Select and enter the monolayer capacity of the sample. | ||
Tabular report [selection] | Use to have a report of the pressure points generated. | ||
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