01 January 1970 3 5K Report

Has anyone seen a desorption curve in such manner? The quantity adsorbed increased with the decrease of relative pressure. Isn't the N2 supposed to be desorbed from the layer or pores of the sample, which means that the quantity adsorbed measured will be lower as relative pressure decreases? Any comments will be appreciated! Thanks.

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