Brunauer -Emmett -Teller (BET) aims to explain the physicaladsorption of gas molecules on a solid surface and serves the basis for7 of 12measurement of surface area of materials.The data for the adsorption of N2 on TiO2 are reported below.At 75 K, p*=76.0kPap*/kPa0.1601.87 6.11 11.67 17.02 21.92 27.29V/mm6017208229351046 1146 1254The equation used to plot (see the attached figure) which confirm (BETisotherm)(C-1)Z(1-Z)V CVmonCVmon10*z(1-Z)V/mm3X axis = 10'ZY axis=where Z=P/p*Use above information and do the followings:a) Fill in the blanks'Y axisX axisb) From the graph given below, use slope and y-int to find "C" and Vmon b) From the graph given below, use slope and y-int to find "C" and Vmemon0.00Fit 1: Linear, Y=B°X+AEquation:Y = 0.0012257*X+ 3.98142E-006Number of data points used =7Average X 0.16173Average Y = 0.000202214Regression sum of squares = 1.64799E-007Residual sum of squares = 5.85896E-011Coef of determination, R-squared 0.999645Residual mean square, sigma-hat-sq'd = 1.17179E-0110.000.000.000.000.000.000.100.200.300.40c)At 1.00 atm and 273 K, use Vmon to calculate the surface area of TiO2(each atom occupies an area of about 0.16nm²)

12 Brunauer -Emmett -Teller (BET) aims to explain the physical adsorption of gas molecules on a solid surface and serves the basis for s on measurement of surface area of materials. The data for the adsorption of N2 on TiO2 are reported below. At 75 K, p*=76.0kPa p*/kPa 0.160 1.87 6.11 11.67 17.02 21.92 27.29 V/mm 601 720 822 935 1046 1146 1254 The equation used to plot (see the attached figure) which confirm (BET isotherm) (C-1)Z z_- 1 (1-Z)V CVmon CVmon 10*z Y axis= X axis = 10'Z (1-Z)V/mm³ where Z=P/p* Use above information and do the followings: a) Fill in the blanks' Y axis Хаxis b) From the graph given below, use slope and y-int to find "C" and Vmon

12 Brunauer -Emmett -Teller (BET) aims to explain the physical adsorption of gas molecules on a solid surface and serves the basis for s on measurement of surface area of materials. The data for the adsorption of N2 on TiO2 are reported below. At 75 K, p=76.0kPa p/kPa 0.160 1.87 6.11 11.67 17.02 21.92 27.29 V/mm 601 720 822 935 1046 1146 1254 The equation used to plot (see the attached figure) which confirm (BET isotherm) (C-1)Z z_- 1 (1-Z)V CVmon CVmon 10z Y axis= X axis = 10'Z (1-Z)V/mm³ where Z=P/p Use above information and do the followings: a) Fill in the blanks' Y axis Хаxis b) From the graph given below, use slope and y-int to find "C" and Vmon

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