5. Fluid-fluid reactions: the special case of gas-liquid reactors

Figure 3 - Absorption and chemical reaction. Two-film model

Gas-liquid reactors are widely used in a variety of industries, including hydrogenation, oxidation, chlorination, fermentation and pollution control. They are the subject of a great deal of research, and deserve special treatment, since entire books are devoted to them...

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(2) - BOUDART (M.) - Kinetics of chemical processes, - Prentice Hall (1968).
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