Langmuir Equation

The Langmuir Equation describes how molecules adhere to a surface, often applicable in chemistry and materials science. It suggests that there's a limit to how much can stick to a surface, determined by the amount of available space and the strength of the bonds formed. The equation accounts for the fact that once a surface is mostly covered, fewer new molecules can attach. This model helps in understanding processes like catalysis, coating technologies, and adsorption in various fields, providing insight into how materials interact at the molecular level.