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RTD in Microreactors

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This lecture covers the residence time distribution (RTD) in various types of microreactors, including fixed-bed reactors, coiled tubes, and segmented flow systems. It discusses the effects of radial dispersion, flow maldistribution, and flow enhancement on RTD. The lecture also explores the impact of different flow regimes, such as laminar flow in microchannels, on RTD characteristics.

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