Separation in a closed vessel

We consider in Section 4.3 the time-dependent separation in a closed vessel where a membrane partitions the 

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Adsorption is accompanied by evolution of heat Also the heat of adsorption is usually 30% to 100% higher than heat of vaporization (condensation) of the adsorbate Thus, if a fresh adsorbent and adsorbate m liquid form coexist separately in a closed vessel, transport of adsorbate from the liquid phase to the adsorbent occurs in the form of vapor, since adsorption is stronger than condensation to liquid phase During this step, the temperature of the liquid phase becomes lower while the adsorbent temperature nses Air conditioning and refrigeration utilize this phenomenon. 

Chapters 1 2 Describe separation Chapter 3 Basis for separation Chapter 4 Separation in a closed vessel... 

Figure 1.1.3). Although separation in a closed vessel with membranes is often time-dependent, the conditions at any instant of time are sufficient for describing separation.

Extent of separation in a closed vessel with a chemical reaction... 

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