Which outcome occurs when an adsorbate increases beyond monolayer coverage?

💡 Explanation

The formation of a multilayer film occurs beyond monolayer coverage because multilayer adsorption is driven by Van der Waals forces outside monolayer completion, rather than surface-adsorbate bonds being saturated; therefore multilayering occurs, rather than heat transfer limitations or chemisorption changes.

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