Introduction to Adsorption: Basics, Analysis, and Applications delves into the foundational principles of adsorption with a focus on its practical applications. This comprehensive guide covers essential data analysis, interpretation techniques, and design calculations that are crucial for understanding and utilizing adsorption processes effectively. The book is structured to minimize unnecessary theoretical background, instead offering in-depth discussions on key topics such as gas and liquid adsorption equilibrium, the distinction between equilibrium individual solute uptake and surface excess, mechanisms of adsorbate uptake, and rate expressions. Additionally, it explores performance models, their generalizations, applications, and design methodologies based on the constant behavior assumption and unused bed length concept. Readers will also find valuable insights into rational and empirical approaches to designing adsorption processes, as well as an examination of common errors found in recent publications.