Absorption, 1. Fundamentals
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Absorption, 1. Fundamentals
Johann Schlauer,
Johann Schlauer
Lurgi GmbH, Frankfurt, Federal Republic of Germany
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Johann Schlauer
Lurgi GmbH, Frankfurt, Federal Republic of Germany
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The article contains sections titled:
1. |
Equilibrium of Gas Solubility |
1.1. |
Introduction |
1.2. |
Gas-Phase Fugacity |
1.3. |
Liquid-Phase Fugacity and Activity |
1.4. |
Physical Absorption |
1.5. |
Chemical Absorption |
1.6. |
Enthalpy and Absorption Equilibrium |
2. |
Mass Transfer |
2.1. |
Introduction |
2.2. |
Mass Transfer Coefficients |
2.3. |
Effect of Solute Concentration |
2.4. |
Correlation of Mass Transfer Coefficients |
2.5. |
Mass Transfer and Chemical Reaction |
2.6. |
Modeling of Mass Transfer with Chemical Reaction |
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