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In a separate paper2) the authors clarified that the so-called constant pattern (CP) behavior is established even for binary component systems in relatively long columns and under favorable adsorption isotherms, and that intraparticle diffusion is approximated by the linear-driving force (LDF) approximation with good accuracy for bicomponent systems. Cooney and Strusi^ found that a linear relation holds between the fluid-phase concentrations of two interacting components when the ratio of the overall mass transfer coefficients is unity, and they have derived an analytical solution for calculating the breakthrough (BT) curves for a special case of the Langmuir isotherm system. However, they did not clarify the conditions under which the solution is applicable, nor verify the solution experimentally. Furthermore, they used

Analytical solutions for the breakthrough curves of bicomponent fixed-bed adsorption under the langmuir isotherms.