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Matter transfer - liquid-liquid extraction with chemical reaction

Authors: Arnaud BUCH, Mohammed RAKIB, Moncef STAMBOULI

Publication date: June 10, 2009

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1. Equating the phenomenon

Given the impossibility of treating the problem in its entirety, we limit ourselves to a general example in which a species M is transferred from phase 1 (gas or solvent) to phase 2 (aqueous phase), where it is consumed by an irreversible reaction:

M + B M

This reaction follows the speed law :

r_{M} = k_{0} C_{M} C_{B}

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