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2. MATHEWS AND WEBER 39 Mathematical Modeling equation (15) i s : -Xu.. + (l+2X)u. j + 1 J Xu? + (l-2X)u j+l n - Xu, = J" 1 n + Xu? , j j - i 3-1, n = Χ M N ( ' 2 0 > + ι l + _ l /i^o i \ n+l , n+l -v'u„ (l+2v')u - v'u, j+l 3 j - l 9 j = 1, M v'u n + (l-2v')u n j+l + v'u!? 3 j - l ( η = 1, Ν 2 1 ) where, v' = Xv. The subscripts η and j i n these equations refer to the time and distance steps Δτ and Δχ, and λ = Δτ/2(Δχ)^. Ν i s the number of time steps and Mfl i s the number of distance steps. The integrals in equation (18) and (19) are evaluated using the Trapezoidal rule.
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The rate of adsorption of dodecyl benezene sulfonate i s faster than predicted, and for phenol, the rate i s slower than predicted. However, the shape of the pre dicted profiles for both solutes closely p a r a l l e l the experi mental curves. Similar trends may be noted i n Figure 1 6 for the adsorption rates from a 10~4 M phenol and 10"^ M dodecyl benzene sulfonate mixture. The mixture equilibrium data for these s o l utes have been correlated satisfactorily. Thus, i t would appear that solute-solute interactions are affecting the diffusional flux of each solute.