Abstract
The molecular-thermodynamic model described in Part I is extended to systems containing two or more solutes in aqueous solution. Calculated results are in good agreement with new experimental adsorption data for bisolute systems containing paranitrophenol/benzoic acid and aniline/benzoic acid. In Part I, we described a molecular-thermodynamic model for adsorption equilibria of a partially dissociated organic solute adsorbing onto activated carbon surfaces from dilute aqueous solution. In this work we extend that model to aqueous solutions containing two or more partially dissociated solutes.
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