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Gas absorption by atomization

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Thesis 10 Oct 2012Publisher:Lehigh University
Authors: Branscome, James Roscoe; Polk, Mavis X.;

handle: 10945/14230

Gas absorption by atomization

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The purpose of this work was to test the applicability of atomization to absorption by means of a two-fluid or gas-atomization nozzle. Since absorption depends directly on the amount of liquid surface exposed to absorbable gas, and atomization of a liquid produces the largest possible surface to mass ratio, it was felt that absorption by this method would commercially possible and the results obtained confirmed this.

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Chemistry

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