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A discussion covers the first attempts to include the presence of solvent and its surface tension, suggested by Traube 100 yr ago in the equilibrium adsorption formalism; a semiempirical quasi-theoretical approach based on partial solubility parameters called the ''net adsorption energy'' approach; and a general comprehensive ''solution interaction'' approach, originally developed by Sinanoglu and others, and recently adapted to the adsorption of organic homologs from dilute aqueous solutions by G. Belfort (Vertical Bar86th AIChE Natl. Meet. (Houston 4/1-5/79) Prepr.
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