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Characterizing gas-liquid dispersions by a novel method based on ultrasound

Urs von Stockar
1985
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The ultrasound pulse transmission or echo technique is described for measuring the sp. interfacial area, bubble size, gas hold up, and no. of bubbles per unit vol. in gas-liq. dispersion. Expts. on the application of the method to simulated and real fermns. are described. [on SciFinder (R)]

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