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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"mass transfer mechanism"”.

  1. Downstream Processing with Affinity Chromatography. A Study of a Continuous Process for Biospecific Adsorption

    … could be identified as the predominant 'mass transfer' mechanism. A simulation model was build, based on the data analysis results. The model was verified successfully against the experimental data.<br/><br/>Continuous separation experiments were performed with three fluidised beds, …

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  2. Measurement and modeling of fluid-fluid miscibility in multicomponent hydrocarbon systems

    … indicated the importance of counter-directional mass transfer effects (combined vaporizing and condensing mass transfer mechanims) in fluid-fluid miscibility determination. A new mechanistic Parachor model has been developed to model dynamic gas-oil miscibility and to determine the governing mass

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  3. Efficient Regeneration Of Chemical Solvents For Carbon Dioxide Capture By Polymeric Membrane Contactors

    … swing process. The stripped CO2 gas was swept by mass flow controlled N2 reference gas and was measured by a non-dispersive infrared CO2 analyzer and gas chromatography. Substantial CO2 permeation flux through the membrane together with superior selectivity suggests the promises of membrane …

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  4. Characteristics and Mechanisms of Heavy Metal and MTBE Adsorption on Zeolites and Applications in Permeable Reactive Barriers

    … with Ni concentrations of 2.5–25 mg/L. The mass transfer mechanism was further explored to access the transport process of MTBE from the bulk solution to ZSM-5 pores. It was found that pore diffusion is the main rate-limiting step for the entire adsorption process. The synchrotron-based XAFS …

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  5. Capillary Effects on Three-Phase, Two-Component, Gas-Liquid Inclusions

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  6. Comparison of non-reactive solute transport models for the evaluation of fluid flow in leaching beds

    … coefficient as well as a diffusional flux mass transfer mechanism. The CM-2, AD and TIS were mono porosity models assuming all solution volumes within the beds were actively flowing which limited their ability to account for solution scale preferential flow. The CM-1, CM-3, PE, PE-D, PDE, …

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