Lecture

Heterogeneous Reactions: Transport Effects

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This lecture covers the analysis of transport effects in heterogeneous catalysis, focusing on types of pores, molecular diffusion, and Knudsen diffusion. The instructor explains the equations derived and the boundary conditions for diffusion in a pellet and a slab.

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