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Chemical reaction engineering for process optimization: the importance of primary processes on the molecular level

Albert Renken
2002
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Any innovative design of a chem. or biol. reactor has to consider the dynamics of the primary phys. and chem. steps involved in the overall process. For homogeneous highly viscous systems the mixing time is of crucial importance for the product quality. In heterogeneous systems, product selectivity and reactor performance can be optimized under dynamic conditions. [on SciFinder (R)]

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