The hysteresis coefficient (H) for the adsorption isotherm was calculated using the relation:
Desorption studies showed that desorption hysteresis coefficient (H) was found to be =1 in all four soils ranges from 0.48 to 1.08.
This leaves [mu] and [eta]--the fiscal multiplier and the
hysteresis coefficient that captures the shadow cast by the downturn on the long run--as variable parameters.
The desorption
hysteresis coefficient (H), was found to be less than 1 in all four soils ranging from 0.50 to 0.65.
Generally the value of desorption
hysteresis coefficient ~1 stands for desorption process as quickly as sorption does.
Desorption studies showed that desorption
hysteresis coefficient (H) was found to be ~1 in all four soils ranges from 0.78 to 1.30.