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The area ________ the breakthrough curve is equal to the maximum amount of ions removed by the column.

The area ________ the breakthrough curve is equal to the maximum amount of ions removed by the column. Correct Answer Above

At complete exhaustion, C = Co and the area above the breakthrough curve is equal to the maximum amount of ions removed by the column. At complete exhaustion, the entire exchange column is in equilibrium with the influent and effluent flows.

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