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  1. Influence of Nonuniform Catalyst Distribution on the Performance of the Bubble Column Slurry Reactor

    With regard to an effective use of catalyst it is necessary to realize a uniform distribution over the entire reactor. There are a number of...
    Y. Serpemen, W.-D. Deckwer in Mass Transfer with Chemical Reaction in Multiphase Systems
    Chapter 1983

  2. Absorption with Complex Reaction in Gas-Liquid Reactors

    That reactions between gases and liquids are important in chemical engineering can be judged from the vast literature on this subject. Almost all of...
    Reginald Mann in Mass Transfer with Chemical Reaction in Multiphase Systems
    Chapter 1983

  3. Coal Liquefaction Via Indirect Routes

    There are two principal routes to convert coal into chemicals and transportation fuels. In direct liquefaction processes the H to C ratio is raised...
    Wolf-Dieter Deckwer in Mass Transfer with Chemical Reaction in Multiphase Systems
    Chapter 1983

  4. Coating Flows

    Coating flows are small-scale viscous free surface flows by which a film of liquid, Newtonian or non-Newtonian, is continuously deposited on a...
    S. F. Kistler, L. E. Scriven in Computational Analysis of Polymer Processing
    Chapter 1983

  5. Current Distribution

    In general, the local current density j x varies along an electrode. Similarly, the potential...
    N. Ibl in Comprehensive Treatise of Electrochemistry
    Chapter 1983

  6. Sulfur Poisoning

    Sulfur is a severe poison for most metal catalysts because sulfur compounds are strongly chemisorbed on the metal surface. The catalysts may...
    J. R. Rostrup-Nielsen in Progress in Catalyst Deactivation
    Conference paper 1982

  7. Plating — New Prospects for an Old Art

    In 1850, merely fifty years after Volta described his electrochemical pile thus providing the first power source, electroplating was already an...
    Uziel Landau in Electrochemistry in Industry
    Chapter 1982

  8. Effect of feedback inhibition on the behavior of multienzyme monolinear reaction chains

    The multiplicity characteristics of the simple two-enzyme reaction chain are investigated numerically for simple lumped and distributed reaction...

    M. A. El-Rifai, S. S. Elnashaie, H. Aboulfath in Journal of Solid-Phase Biochemistry
    Article 01 December 1980

  9. Numerical Treatment of Inverse Problems in Chemical Reaction Kinetics

    Chemical reaction systems are certainly one of the most challenging scientific fields in which numerical and analytical methods for...
    H. G. Bock in Modelling of Chemical Reaction Systems
    Conference paper 1981

  11. Multiple Flaw Fracture Mechanics Model for Ceramics

    A multiple flaw fracture mechanics model applicable to ceramic materials is formulated which includes the interaction between a distribution of flaws...
    H. A. Nied, K. Arin in Flaws and Testing
    Chapter 1978

  12. Theoretical and Experimental Differential Scanning Calorimetric Studies of Enzyme — Substrate Reactions

    The investigation of biologically important substances such as enzymes and DNA gels by differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) has become more...
    Larry F. Whiting, Peter W. Carr in Analytical Calorimetry
    Chapter 1977

  13. Numerical Computations for the Flow of Liquid Crystals

    We report here calculations for average properties -viscosity, thermal conductivity, and dielectric constant — when a nematic liquid crystal is...
    Bruce A. Finlayson in Liquid Crystals and Ordered Fluids
    Chapter 1974
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