Correlation of diffusion coefficients in dilute solutions
Charles R. Wilke,Pin Chang +1 more
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In this paper, the relation of P to conveniently available properties of dilute solutions is generalized to permit estimation of diffusion coefficients for engineering purposes for convective transport due to volume changes on mixing is negligible and other possible modes of mass transfer are not operative.Abstract:
Equation i 1) is strictly applicable in ideal dilute solutions in which convective transport due to volume changes on mixing is negligible, and in which other possible modes of mass transfer are not operative. This paper represents an attempito generalize the relation of P to conveniently available properties of dilute solutions so as to permit estimation of diffusion coefficients for engineering purposes.read more
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Chemical Engineers' Handbook
TL;DR: The Chemical Engineers handbook as mentioned in this paper, Chemical engineers handbook, Chemical engineer handbook, Chemical engineers Handbook, Chemical Engineering handbook and Chemical Engineers Handbook, 2007.2.1.