Abstract
The Freundlich equation, X/m = K Ce N, is frequently used to express the partitioning of pesticides between solid (soil, sediment) and aqueous phases. When designing adsorption‐desorption experiments, it would be useful to be able to estimate the equilibrium concentration, Ce, in terms of the initial concentration, Co, if reasonable estimates of K and N can be made. Because of the usual non‐integer nature of N, only a numerical solution of the Freundlich equation is possible for Ce in terms of Co. A simple computer program is presented which produces almost an exact solution for the value of Ce.
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