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1. It is pointed out that for very small adsorptions the adsorption law appears to be
for both gases and solutions.
2. The general form of the adsorption curve for solutions is deduced from the above conclusion and found to agree with the results of different observers.
The author wishes to thank Professor James Walker, F.R.S., for his assistance in the presentation of this paper.
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