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Fundamentals of Purification (3)

2018-09-23View Original

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Classification of gas absorption processes: Based on the presence or absence of chemical reactions, it is divided into ( ) and ( ) types of absorption; based on the component being absorbed, it is classified as ( ) and ( ) absorption; based on whether there is a change in temperature, it is categorized as ( ) and ( ) absorption. Physics, Chemistry ; Single-component, multi-component ; Isothermal absorption and non-isothermal
Reply #22018-09-23
Physics, Chemistry; Single-component, multi-component ; Isothermal absorption and non-isothermal
Reply #32018-09-23
Physical absorption Chemical absorption; Single-component absorption Multi-component absorption ; Isothermal absorption Non-isothermal absorption
Reply #42018-09-23
Based on the presence or absence of chemical reactions, absorption is divided into (physical absorption) and (chemical absorption). Depending on the components being absorbed, it is classified as (single-component absorption) and (multi-component absorption). Based on whether there is a temperature change, it is categorized as (isothermal absorption) and (non-isothermal absorption).
Reply #52018-09-23
Based on the presence or absence of chemical reactions, absorption is divided into (physical absorption) and (chemical absorption). Depending on the components being absorbed, it is classified as (single-component absorption) and (multi-component absorption). Based on whether there is a temperature change, it is categorized as (isothermal absorption) and (non-isothermal absorption).
Reply #62018-09-23
Based on the presence or absence of chemical reactions, absorption is divided into (physical absorption) and (chemical absorption). Depending on the components being absorbed, it is classified as (single-component absorption) and (multi-component absorption). Based on whether there is a temperature change, it is categorized as (isothermal absorption) and (non-isothermal absorption).
Reply #72018-09-23
Physics, Chemistry, Single-component, Multi-component, Isothermal, Non-isothermal
Reply #82018-09-23
Physics, Chemistry, Single-component, Multi-component, Isothermal, Non-isothermal
Reply #92018-09-23
Based on the presence or absence of chemical reactions, absorption is divided into (physical absorption) and (chemical absorption). Depending on the components being absorbed, it is classified as (single-component absorption) and (multi-component absorption). Based on whether there is a temperature change, it is categorized as (isothermal absorption) and (non-isothermal absorption).
Reply #102018-09-23
Physics, Chemistry; Single-component, multi-component ; Isothermal absorption, non-isothermal absorption
Reply #112018-09-23
Physics, Chemistry; Single-component, multi-component ; Isothermal absorption, non-isothermal absorption

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