The interplay of proteins and peptides with inorganic material is a fundamental phenomenon with implications for nanotechnology, biomaterials and biotechnology. The first step in comprehending of such phenomenon is revealing the fundamental physic
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The first step in comprehending biomolecule-inorganic solid phase interaction is revealing fundamental physicochemical constants that may be evaluated by establishing adsorption isotherms. Adsorption from the liquid phase is restricted by kinetics, surface capacity, pH, and competitive adsorption, which all should be cautiously considered before setting an adsorption experiment.