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Equilibria in the ion exchange systems H⁺¹-CS⁺¹, H⁺²-Sr⁺², H⁺¹-Ce⁺³, Cs⁺¹-Sr⁺², Sr⁺²-Ce⁺³, H⁺¹-Cs⁺¹-Sr⁺², H⁺¹-Cs⁺¹-Ce⁺³ and H⁺¹-Sr⁺²-Ce⁺³

Creator:: Meyer, Walter
Abstract:: A new method for determining ion exchange equilibrium data by liquid scintillation counting of the equilibrated solution phase is described. This method has been applied to determine equilibria between Dowex 50W X8, a commercial strong cation exchange resin, and binary and ternary solution containing the varying combinations of H⁺¹, Cs⁺¹,...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: Equilibria in the ion exchange systems H+1 - Ca+1, H+1

Design of liquid-liquid contractor for the experimental studies of mass transfer : the evaluation of interface mass transfer coefficients on the binary system water-n-butanol

Creator:: Al Dahhan, Muthana H.
Abstract:: A contactor has been designed and constructed for experimental studies of mass transfer with or without chemical reaction between two fluid phases. The contactor is flexible enough to investigate a wide range of variables affecting mass transfer coefficients. It is easy to operate; it could be operated either as a...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: water-n-butanol AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF Muthanna H. Al Dahhan for the degree of Master of

Ammonia absorption from entrained bubbles produced by liquid

Creator:: Ogbonnah, Dominic Jude
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: PRODUCED BY LIQUID PLUNGING JET Abstract approved: Redacted for Privacy Charles E. Wicks A mathematical

The effect of concentration on diffusion coefficients in binary systems

Creator:: Prabhu, Kumbla Narasimha Srinivas
Abstract:: Diffusion coefficients were determined for the chloroform-air system at 50°C and for the methanol-air system at 55°C by the Arnold cell technique. The effect of concentration was studied by varying the concentration of the gas stream passing across the top of the Arnold cell. The chloroform-air system exhibited a strong...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: stream is taken to the pressure regulator to maintain a pressure in the reservoir (H) higher than that

Absorption of ammonia in water using a multiple stage crosscurrent packed column

Creator:: Zuehlsdorff, DuWayne Aaron
Abstract:: A multiple stage crosscurrent packed column suitable for gas-liquid mass transfer was constructed and operated. The absorption column consisted of a rectangular box constructed of plexiglass and metal. Deflection baffles were positioned at regular intervals on opposite sides of a central packed section to divert the gas phase into the...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: . Charles E. Wicks A multiple stage crosscurrent packed column suitable for gas- liquid mass transfer was

Vapor pressures of hafnium (IV) iodide, tungsten (VI) chloride and arsenic (III) oxide by a metal diaphragm technique

Creator:: Stevenson, Franklin Dee
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: . Special acknowledgement goes to his Major Professor, Dr. Charles E. Wicks, who has given freely of his

Computer model : mass transfer from single rising gas bubbles in water

Creator:: Sing, Gerald Lum
Abstract:: Mass transfer from single rising gas bubbles is generally studied by taking motion pictures of the rising bubbles and analyzing the film for the instantaneous mass transfer coefficient. In this study, a different approach was taken for the analysis of mass transfer. This analysis solved the simultaneous differential equations describing...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: % ACKNOWLEDGMENT The author wishes to express his deepest appreciation to: Dr. Charles E. Wicks for his endless

A computer model of two component mass transfer from single rising gas bubbles in water

Creator:: Gilson, Thomas L.
Abstract:: Mass transfer from a single rising gas bubble in water may be analyzed by numerical methods. In this study the simultaneous differen- tial equations which describe two component mass transfer from a rising gas bubble are solved by numerical integration. This is accomplished using a computer model which employs a...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: Charles 5. Wicks Mass transfer from a single rising gas bubble in water may be analyzed by numerical

A preliminary investigation in gas bubble formation from hypodermic needles into various depth water columns

Creator:: Ruthaiyanont, Anuwat
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The author wishes to express his sincere thanks and appreciation to Dr. Charles E. Wicks, Head

Effect of turbulence intensity on mass transfer from plates, cylinders, and spheres in air streams

Creator:: Schnautz, John Adelbert
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: systems in which Np i or N8 1, T. H. Chilton and A. P. Colburn (6, p. 1183)(7, p. 174) in 1933 and 1934

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Equilibria in the ion exchange systems H⁺¹-CS⁺¹, H⁺²-Sr⁺², H⁺¹-Ce⁺³, Cs⁺¹-Sr⁺², Sr⁺²-Ce⁺³, H⁺¹-Cs⁺¹-Sr⁺², H⁺¹-Cs⁺¹-Ce⁺³ and H⁺¹-Sr⁺²-Ce⁺³

Design of liquid-liquid contractor for the experimental studies of mass transfer : the evaluation of interface mass transfer coefficients on the binary system water-n-butanol

Ammonia absorption from entrained bubbles produced by liquid

The effect of concentration on diffusion coefficients in binary systems

Absorption of ammonia in water using a multiple stage crosscurrent packed column

Vapor pressures of hafnium (IV) iodide, tungsten (VI) chloride and arsenic (III) oxide by a metal diaphragm technique

Computer model : mass transfer from single rising gas bubbles in water

A computer model of two component mass transfer from single rising gas bubbles in water

A preliminary investigation in gas bubble formation from hypodermic needles into various depth water columns

Effect of turbulence intensity on mass transfer from plates, cylinders, and spheres in air streams

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