3. Process modeling and simulation
The study of the continuous pervaporation process (§
2.1
) showed that knowledge of the variation in fluxes and selectivities...
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Bibliography
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(1) - KAHLENBERG (L.) -
On the nature of the process of osmosis and osmotic pressure with observations concerning dialysis.
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JOurnal of Physical Chemistry 10, p. 141-209 (1906).
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(2) - KOBER (P.A.) -
Pervaporation,...
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