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Computational chemical engineering – Towards thorough understanding and precise application

, 2016
The paradigms of chemical engineering discipline are discussed. The first paradigm of Unit Operations and the second paradigm of Transport Phenomena are well recognized among the chemical engineers all over the world, and what the next paradigm is ...
Yang Chao, Mao Zaisha
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Transport Phenomena Coupled by Chemical Reactions in Methane Reforming Ducts

, 2007
Mass, heat and momentum transport processes are strongly coupled with catalytic chemical reactions in a methane steam reforming duct. In this paper, a threedimensional calculation method is developed to simulate and analyze reforming reactions of methane,
Yue, D., Lv, X., Sundén, Bengt,, Lund University., Yuan, Jinliang,   +4 more
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Mean Drop Diameter in a Rotating Sieved Disc Contactor

International Journal of Technology, 2015
A correlation has been proposed for mean drop diameter in a Rotating Sieved Disc Contactor (RSDC) considering drops break up, as well as drops coalescence with static holdup in the case of no mass transfer.
Fatemeh Behzad, Hossein Bahmanyar, Hoda Molavi, Setareh Manafi   +3 more
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Fundamentals in chemical physics

, 1998
Along with its inherent interdisciplinary character, chemical physics is also a recognised science on its own. Its foundations consist of understanding chemical phenomena in terms of the most fundamental laws of physics.
Battaglia, Franco P, George, Thomas F
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Large scale production of multi-walled carbon nanotubes by fluidized bed catalytic chemical vapor deposition : a parametric study [PDF]

, 2007
A parametric study investigating the impact of temperature, run duration, total pressure, and composition of the gaseous phase on the catalytic growth of multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWNT) has been performed. MWNT have been produced very selectively on
Bernard, Daniel, Caussat, Brigitte, Plee, Dominique, Morançais, Aurore, Serp, Philippe, Kalck, Philippe, Gaillard, Patrice, Kihn, Yolande   +7 more
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Langmuir Monolayer Studies of Phosphatidylcholine Membranes with Naproxen on the Polysaccharide Subphase

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Natural polysaccharides are biocompatible and biodegradable; therefore, they can be widely used in drug delivery, tissue engineering and wound healing. In this context, the interactions between polysaccharides, drugs and biological membranes are of great
Małgorzata Jurak, Katarzyna Pastuszak, Agnieszka Ewa Wiącek   +2 more
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Transport and chemical rate phenomena

, 1995
Transport and Chemical Rate Phenomena introduces the basics of transport and chemical rate phenomena to engineering and other applied science students who are interested in the chemical processing of inorganic materials.
Themelis, Nickolas J.
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Correlation of microseismic and chemical properties of brittle deformation in Locharbriggs sandstone [PDF]

, 2003
The time-dependent properties of ceramic materials such as rocks depend both on preexisting cracks and chemical properties acting at their tips. We have examined the direct effect of chemical processes on the growth of a crack population by carrying out ...
Main, Ian G, Ira O. Ojala, Ian G. Main, Ojala, Ira O, Elphick, Stephen, Bryne T. Ngwenya, Ojala, I. O., Ngwenya, B. T., Elphick, S. C., Stephen C. Elphick, Main, I. G.; id_orcid, Ngwenya, Bryne T   +11 more
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I. A chemical inquiry into the phenomena of human respiration [PDF]

Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. (B.), 1890
Abstract A love of mountaineering is a natural inducement to inquire into the influence of altitude on the phenomena of respiration, and I began giving attention to that subject in 1875; my first results, however, were not communicated to the Royal Society till the month of March, 1878. In September, 1877, Dr. A.
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Spatial pattern formation in chemical and biological systems

, 1997
One of the central issues in developmental biology is the formation of spatial pattern in the embryo. A number of theories have been proposed to account for this phenomenon.
Chau H. N. P., Maini, P K, Painter, Kevin, Painter K. J., Maini, P. K., Maini P. K., Painter, K. J., Chau, H. N. P., Maini, Philip, Nguyen, Helene Phong Chau, Maini, PK, Painter, KJ, Chau, HNP   +12 more
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