Lecture

Reactor Design: Mixing and Applications

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Description

This lecture covers the design and applications of various types of reactors, focusing on the principles of mixing and process intensification. Topics include reactor design for gas-liquid systems, benefits of reactor design, applications in nitrations, sulfonations, and more. The lecture also discusses the COBR reactor, its mixing principles, features, and fields of application, as well as its limitations and scale-up considerations.

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