Search for dissertations about: "bulk reaction"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 135 swedish dissertations containing the words bulk reaction.
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1. Absorption of Sound : On the effects of field interaction on absorber performance
Abstract : Environmental noise has for decades been a well known problem, especially in urban areas. As noise requirements for vehicles are sharpened, noise reducing concepts are needed in early design stages requiring accurate simulations to support the design. READ MORE
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2. Electrochemical Investigation of the Reaction Mechanism in Lithium-Oxygen Batteries
Abstract : Lithium-oxygen batteries, also known as Lithium-air batteries, could possibly revolutionize energy storage as we know. By letting lithium react with ambient oxygen gas very large theoretical energy densities are possible. READ MORE
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3. On the Influence of Mixing and Scaling-Up in Semi-Batch Reaction Crystallization
Abstract : Semi-batch crystallization experiments have been performedboth in a loop reactor and in stirred tank reactors.Hydrochloric acid was fed to a stirred solution of sodiumbenzoate, and benzoic acid immediately formed. Benzoic acid isformed in excess of the solubility making the solutionsupersaturated.The loop reactor is U-shaped. READ MORE
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4. Surface and Bulk Reactivity of Iron Oxyhydroxides : A Molecular Perspective
Abstract : Iron oxyhydroxide (FeOOH) mineral plays an important role in a variety of atmospheric, terrestrial and technological settings. Molecular resolution of reactions involving these minerals is thereby required to develop a fundamental understanding of their contributions in processes taking place in the atmosphere, Earth’s upper crust as well as the hydrosphere. READ MORE
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5. On the influence of micromixing in reaction crystallization
Abstract : In crystallization, the mean crystal size is governed by thetotal number of crystals sharing the total mass produced in theprocess. In reaction crystallization, it is believed that asignificant part of the crystals is formed during the localcontacts between reactant solutions close to the feed point. READ MORE