The Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering: Vol 71, No 6

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Modeling of unsteady flow around accelerating sphere at moderate reynolds numbers

Excess pressure losses in capillary flows

Characterization of flooding in a wirz extraction column

Effect of oil viscosity on the rheology of oil-in-water emulsions with added solids

Gas-liauid mass transfer in non-newtonian fluids in a tank stirred with a helical ribbon screw impeller

Pyrolysis of canmet coprocessing residue in argon/hydrogen plasma

Benzyl diethyl phosphite as a coke inhibitor during naphtha pyrolysis. tubular reactor studies

Acid hydrolysis of cellulose. part i. experimental kinetic analysis

Carbon monoxide reduction of sodium sulfate mixed with sodium titanate

Analytical effectiveness factor calculations concerning product-inhibited fermentations associated with biofilm growth and maintenance

Anaerobic fermentation of xylose by pichia stipitis: The effect of forced cycling of ph

The effect of oxygen upon the kinetics of glucose oxidase inactivation

Kinetic modelling of gold cyanide multi-cycle adsorption and elution using activated carbon in the presence of foulants

Characteristics and so2 capture capacities of sorbents prepared from products of spray-drying flue gas desulfurization

A study of vapour-liquid equilibria for the binary mixtures hcfc22/cfc114, hcfc22/hcfc142b and hcfc22/hfc152a

A simple correlation for estimating viscosities of solutions of salts in aqueous, non-aqueous and mixed solvents applicable to high concentration, temperature and pressure†

Separation sequencing. use of information distance

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Visualization of meso- and micro-mixing status in flow system by high speed stroboscopic microscopic photography

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Water flow through helical coils in turbulent condition

Concentration forcing of isothermal plug-flow reactors for autocatalytic reactions

Absorption of radiation by substances at “high” concentrations: A new equation and process monitoring applications

Determination of mutual solubilities in aniline + n -hexane and furfural + cyclohexane systems by a laser light scattering technique

Extension of hála's model to correlate isobaric vapor-liquid equilibria containing calcium chloride

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Bubbles, drops, and particles in non-newtonian fluids, by R. P. Chhabra, 1993, 417+xi pages + Errata, CRC Press, Inc., Boca Raton, FL. ISBN 0-84-936718-2. Price: US$169.95.

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Engineering in process metallurgy by R. I. L. Guthrie,1992 (paperback), 528 + xv pages, Oxford University Press, Oxford. ISBN 0-19-856367-1. Price: Cdn. $58.95.

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