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Condensation of vapour mixtures - Heat and mass transfer

Author: André BONTEMPS

Publication date: July 10, 2001, Review date: October 29, 2019

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2. Description of phenomena

2.1 Condensation of a binary mixture

One of the characteristics of condensation is that it does not take place isothermally. As an example, we will present the evolution of condensation of a mixture of water vapor and ethylene glycol at atmospheric pressure. To do this, consider the equilibrium diagram for this mixture, consisting of two curves marked K G and

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