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Modeling rate-limited processes along non-uniform surfaces via the method of volume averaging

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Lambert, Adam

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Quantification of macroscale transport phenomenon in microfluidic systems is important to many science and engineering disciplines. In part, this is because fully resolved solutions to microscale balance laws over large domains are out of reach with current computational technology. Additionally, engineers are most often interested in some upscaled quantity and...

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-scale transport problems this discussion will be limited to mass transport in periodic small-pore media
Mobile phase mass transfer in chromatographic beds of impermeable spheres

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Cluff, John Robert

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Mobile phase mass transfer in chromatographic beds of
A new apparatus for studying mass transfer and reaction between two fluid phases

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Godfrey, James Hendricks

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A new apparatus for studying mass transfer and reaction
Mass transfer at vertical plane electrodes as affected by electrode separation, porous separators and acceleration

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Divine, James Robert

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Title MASS TRANST.ER AT VERTICAL PLANE ELECTRODES AS AFFECTED BY ELECTRODE SEPARATION, POROUS
Mass transfer in a multiple stage cross-current packed column

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Bayan, Ghawamedin

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A cascade crosscurrent column, packed with Pall rings, was employed for ammonia absorption from ammonia-rich air phase by contacting with water. Absorption efficiency was presented as the percentage of NH₃ removed as well as the volume of a transfer unit. A review of the literature concerning the theoretical and experimental...

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Mass transfer in a multiple stage cross-current packed
Mass transport in laboratory water wave flumes

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Kim, Tae In

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A complete solution, exact to second-order, for wave motion forced by a hinged-wavemaker of variable-draft is presented. A solution for a piston type wavemaker is also obtained as a special case of a hinged-wavemaker with negative infinite draft. The existing Stokes inviscid theories for mass transport is extended to include...

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Mass transport in laboratory water wave flumes AN
Analysis of electrophilic compounds using an electron monochromator : mass spectrometer system

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Mazurkiewicz, Paul H.

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Electrophilic Compounds Using an Electron Monochromator Mass Spectrometer System. Abstract approved: Max. L
Characterization of UV-crosslinked protein-nucleic acid interfaces by Maldi MS and ESI MS/MS

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Gafken, Philip R.

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: A procedure was developed for the analysis of UV-catalyzed protein-DNA complexes by mass
Transpiration cooling of a cylinder in crossflow

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Elzy, E., 1940-

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(Major professor) The effects of high mass transfer rates on the transport characteristics of steady
Continuous and rapid synthesis of nanoclusters and nanocrystals using scalable microstructured reactors

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Jin, Hyung Dae

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Recent advances in nanocrystalline materials production are expected to impact the development of next generation low-cost and/or high efficiency solar cells. For example, semiconductor nanocrystal inks are used to lower the fabrication cost of the absorber layers of the solar cells. In addition, some quantum confined nanocrystals display electron-hole pair...

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efficient heat transfer and mass transport. Another advantage is the drastic reduction in the reaction

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Mass transfer9
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