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The so-called gas film control means that the total resistance is concentrated on the _gas film_____ side, while the resistance on the ___liquid film_____ side can be ignored.
The resistance is mainly concentrated on the gas phase side, while the resistance on the liquid phase side can be ignored
--------------Vapor film---------Liquid film-----------
The so-called gas film control means that the total resistance is concentrated on the _gas film_ side, while the resistance on the __liquid film__ side can be ignored.
The so-called gas film control means that the total resistance is concentrated on the ___gas film___ side, while the resistance on the ___liquid film___ side can be ignored.
The so-called gas film control means that the total resistance is concentrated on the _gas film__ side, while the resistance on the _liquid film__ side can be ignored
The so-called gas film control means that the total resistance is concentrated on the gas film side, while the resistance on the liquid film side can be ignored.
On the side with the concentrated gas film, the side with the liquid film is neglected.
Gas film, liquid film – it seems like nonsense to me. . .