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Process Intensification and Green Chemistry
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Transport Effects in Heterogeneous Catalysis
Explores transport effects in heterogeneous catalysis, emphasizing the impact of mass transfer on reaction kinetics and mechanisms.
Miniaturization: Impact on Chemical Reactions and Mixing
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Miniaturization: Opportunities and Efficiency
Explores miniaturization opportunities and process efficiency in chemical reactions and heat transfer.
Batch to Continuous: Process Intensification and Green Chemistry
Covers the transition from batch to continuous processing in chemical engineering, focusing on advantages, limitations, high pressure processing, and examples of pressure-enhanced reactions.
Heat Transfer in Microreactors
Explores heat transfer in microreactors, covering straight micro-channels, thermal sensitivity analysis, and multi-injection systems.
Heat Transfer in Microreactors
Explores heat transfer in microreactors, covering homogeneous and segmented flows, thermal sensitivity, and hot spot reduction.
Spinning Disc Reactors: Principles and Applications
Explores the principles and applications of spinning disc reactors for enhanced mass and heat transfer in green chemistry.
Heat Transfer in Microreactors
Explores heat transfer in microreactors, covering Nusselt numbers, channel geometries, and thermal sensitivity analysis.
RS-SDR and COBR: Mixing Principles and Applications
Explores the mixing principles and applications of RS-SDR and COBR reactors for enhanced reaction efficiency and safety.
Chemical Engineering of Heterogeneous Reactions
Explores observed rates in heterogeneous reactions, internal mass transfer impact, reaction kinetics, Arrhenius equation, and heat transfer effects.