Sulfur Recovery Daily Question 2018.10.14
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Question: What is desorption? Answer: Desorption, also known as desorption process, is the reverse of absorption; that is, the direction of mass transfer is opposite to that in absorption: the solute moves from the liquid phase to the gas phase. Its purpose is to separate the absorbed solution, regenerate the solvent, and obtain the recovered solute.
The process of releasing gases dissolved in the liquid phase is called desorption
The process of releasing gases dissolved in the liquid phase is called desorption
Desorption, also known as desolvation, is the reverse process of absorption; that is, the direction of mass transfer is opposite to that in absorption: the solute moves from the liquid phase to the gas phase. Its purpose is to separate the absorbed solution, regenerate the solvent, and obtain the recovered solute
Desorption, also known as desorption process, is the reverse of absorption; that is, the direction of mass transfer is opposite to that in absorption: the solute moves from the liquid phase to the gas phase. Its purpose is to separate the absorbed solution, regenerate the solvent, and obtain the recovered solute.
Desorption, also known as desorption process, is the reverse of absorption; that is, the direction of mass transfer is opposite to that in absorption: the solute moves from the liquid phase to the gas phase. Its purpose is to separate the absorbed solution, regenerate the solvent, and obtain the recovered solute.
The process of releasing gases dissolved in the liquid phase is called desorption.
The process of releasing gases dissolved in the liquid phase is called desorption
The process of releasing gases dissolved in the liquid phase is called desorption
The process of releasing gases dissolved in the liquid phase is called desorption.
The process of releasing gases dissolved in the liquid phase is called desorption