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Absorption

2021-07-28View Original

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Why does the total mass transfer coefficient in the gas phase increase as the absorbent amount increases?
Reply #22021-07-29
In the problems related to principles of chemical engineering*, air is stripped of CO2 using water at constant pressure. If the amount of water used is increased, then the concentration of CO2 in the gas exiting the system will (decrease). The overall mass transfer coefficient Ky will (increase), while the CO2 concentration in the liquid leaving the tower will (decrease)

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