This technology, though used for many years, has shown great vitality recently and is still in a state of flux. Provides an account of developments up to the present and also an orderly evaluation of literature already published on the subject. Considerable space is devoted to bubble column reactor performance predictions based on mathematical models and the importance of each is explained with practical examples.
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This technology, though used for many years, has shown great vitality recently and is still in a state of flux. Provides an account of developments up to the present and also an orderly evaluation of literature already published on the subject. Considerable space is devoted to bubble column reactor performance predictions based on mathematical models and the importance of each is explained with practical examples.
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Bubble columns are mass transfer and reaction devices in which one or several gases are brought into contact and react with the liquid phase itself or with a component dissolved or suspended in it. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
interfacial area determination, gas phase dispersion, suspended glass beads, gas phase balance, specific energy dissipation rate, countercurrent flow conditions, suspended activated charcoal, isotropic turbulence theory, falling film absorber, sulphite oxidation, absorption rate measurements, dissolved gaseous reactant, liquid phase dispersion coefficients, bubble columns, diameter bubble column, bubble column slurry reactors, bubble collectives, bubble correlation, liquid phase residence time, downflow bubble column, slurry bubble column, liquid phase velocity, phase throughput, sinter plate, bubble breakers Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, University of Hannover, Hydrocarbon Process, Kagaku Kogaku, Japanese Symposium Bubble Columns, Preprints of the German, Verlag Chemie, Academic Press, Bioprocess Eng, Englewood Cliffs, Ostwald-de Waele, Pergamon Press, Thieme Verlag, Elsevier Applied Science, Hemisphere Publ, Martinus Nijhoff, Process Biochem, The Hague, Two-Phase Momentum New!
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Bubble columns are mass transfer and reaction devices in which one or several gases are brought into contact and react with the liquid phase itself or with a component dissolved or suspended in it. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
interfacial area determination, gas phase dispersion, suspended glass beads, gas phase balance, specific energy dissipation rate, countercurrent flow conditions, suspended activated charcoal, isotropic turbulence theory, falling film absorber, sulphite oxidation, absorption rate measurements, dissolved gaseous reactant, liquid phase dispersion coefficients, bubble columns, diameter bubble column, bubble column slurry reactors, bubble collectives, bubble correlation, liquid phase residence time, downflow bubble column, slurry bubble column, liquid phase velocity, phase throughput, sinter plate, bubble breakers Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, University of Hannover, Hydrocarbon Process, Kagaku Kogaku, Japanese Symposium Bubble Columns, Preprints of the German, Verlag Chemie, Academic Press, Bioprocess Eng, Englewood Cliffs, Ostwald-de Waele, Pergamon Press, Thieme Verlag, Elsevier Applied Science, Hemisphere Publ, Martinus Nijhoff, Process Biochem, The Hague, Two-Phase Momentum New!
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- Mass Transfer (McGraw-Hill chemical engineering series) by Thomas K. Sherwood on 5 pages
- Airlift Bioreactors (Elsevier Applied Biotechnology) by Y. Chisti on page 499, page 503, and page 507
- Chemical and Catalytic Reaction Engineering (Dover Books on Chemistry) by James J. Carberry on page 68, page 110, and page 469
- Physicochemical Hydrodynamics by V. Levich on page 251, and page 470
- The Properties of Gases and Liquids by Bruce E. Poling on page 111, and page 279
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