Sentence examples for mass transfer dominated from inspiring English sources

Specifically an internal problem is treated with resistance to mass transfer dominated by the liquid inside the drop.

Bohart-Adams and Thomas models were the non-kinetic models explored to ascertain whether external mass transfer dominated the overall system kinetics during the CO2 adsorption onto polyaspartamide.

The extraction took place under regimes shifting from mass transfer dominated to kinetically controlled by the interaction between reversed micelles and the adsorbed film at the interface.

The first step forming the alkene is slow and gas liquid mass transfer limitation is unlikely whilst the second step to alkane is much faster and may be mass transfer dominated.

Combined analysis of pore size distribution and average pore diameter suggested that the freezing process was mainly mass transfer dominated at −5 °C and −10 °C, but principally heat transfer dominated at −20 °C.

It was found that hydrogen evolution reaction controlled by charge transfer, and oxygen reduction reaction controlled by mass transfer dominated the cathodic reactions at Region I and Region II, respectively.

In general, the adsorption uptake curve (AUC) can be easily determined in either intraparticle diffusion or liquid film mass transfer dominating systems.

When coalescence and breakage dominate, the only polydispersity that has to be accounted for is droplet size, whereas on the contrary, when mass transfer dominates the process, very often polydispersity with respect to both size and chemical composition must be considered.

Additional measurements, including hydraulic heads and tracer concentrations in large pumping wells, were taken to justify the assumption that mass transfer processes dominated concentration change during resting periods.

In this study, the intrinsic reaction rate is obtained in the industrially relevant range 110 150 °C and 0.76 1.9 M NaOH, which is in the mass transfer regime dominated by the reaction in the film.

Considerable improvement of mass-transfer rate in a parallel-plate module of fixed dimensions is obtainable for low flow-rate operations if multiple passes, instead of single pass, are arranged in the phase (raffinate phase or extract phase) where the mass transfer is dominated by its external film and not by the membrane resistance.