The Journal of Chemical Physics · 1945 · 47 citations · 3 references
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The general theory of the adsorption of solutes from solutions which are treated by a process similar to that employed in chromatography is presented. By assuming a chemical equilibrium between adsorbed material and the solution, the adsorption equations can be solved explicitly. A detailed discussion of the two-component problem is given; the many-component problem and the extension of the theory to more general adsorption isotherms are considered briefly.
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Jacquelyn Wilson · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 1940 · 310 citations
81. On the theory of chromatography
Journal of the Chemical Society (Resumed) · 1943 · 74 citations