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BATCH ADSORPTION External Mass-Transfer Control

FIG. 16-14 Constant separation factor batch adsorption curves for external mass-transfer control with an infinite fluid volume and n j = 0. [Pg.1518]

A porous adsorbent in contact with a fluid phase offers at least two and often three distinct resistances to mass transfer external film resistance and intraparticle diffusional resistance. When the pore size distribution has a well-defined bimodal form, the latter may be divided into macropore and micropore diffusional resistances, Depending on the particular system and the conditions, any one of these resistances may be dominant, or the overall rate of mass transfer may be determined by the combined effects of more than one resistance. The magnitude of the intraparlicle diffusional resistances, or any surface resistance to mass transfer, can be conveniently determined by measuring the adsorption or desorption rate, under controlled conditions, in a batch system. [Pg.37]


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