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Dispersion Models: Behavior and Criteria

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This lecture covers dispersion models, including their behavior close to a PER, Mears criteria, and the use of correlations to define Pea's behavior. It also discusses the impact of dispersion on conversion in turbulent flow and the solution for a dirac (pulse) magnitude. The lecture explores the effect of axial dispersion on conversion in real tubular reactors and the estimation of E(e) without direct measurement.

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