Gas-solid reactions /
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| Language: | English |
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New York :
Academic Press,
1976.
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Table of Contents:
- THE ELEMENTS OF GAS-SOLID REACTION SYSTEMS INVOLVING SINGLE PARTICLES: Mass transfer between single particles and a moving gas stream
- Diffusion of the gaseous reactants and products through the pores of a solid matrix
- Adsorption and chemical reaction
- Heat transfer
- Structural changes in gas-solid reactions
- REACTIONS OF NONPOROUS SOLIDS: Shrinking nonporous particles
- Systems displaying a shrinking unreacted core
- Effect of reaction order on gas-solid reactions
- Gas-solid reactions combined with solid state diffusion
- Nonisothermal shrinking unreacted-core systems
- The effect of structural changes on reaction
- REACTIONS OF POROUS SOLIDS: Complete gasification of porous solids
- Porous solids of unchanging overall sizes
- REACTIONS BETWEEN SOLIDS PROCEEDING THROUGH GASEOUS INTERMEDIATES: The reduction of metal oxides with carbon
- Roasting operations
- Theoretical analysis of solid--solid reactions proceeding through gaseous intermediates: reaction rates controlled by chemical kinetics
- EXPERIMENTAL TECHNIQUES FOR THE STUDY OF GAS-SOLID REACTIONS: Preparation of solid agglomerates
- Measurement of the reaction rate
- Characterization of the solid structure
- Measurement of diffusion coefficients
- The design of experimental studies in gas-solid
- GAS-SOLID REACTIONS IN MULTIPARTICLE SYSTEMS: Some properties of continuous flow systems
- Fixed bed systems
- Formulation for gas-solid reactions in multiparticle systems
- Fluidization
- Gas-solid contacting in kilns, moving beds, and cyclones
- Reactors with a distribution of solid particle size
- GAS-SOLID REACTIONS OF INDUSTRIAL IMPORTANCE: Iron oxide reduction
- The roasting of sulfides
- The absorption of SO2 by solids
- Combustion and gasification of coal
- Incineration of solid waste.