Mass transfer kinetics of PVP across oil-water interface by using micro visualization technique
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Mass transfer kinetics of PVP across oil-water interface by using micro visualization technique
CIESC JournalIssue 5, (2007)
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1. 武汉工程大学化工与制药学院,湖北省新型反应器与绿色化学工艺重点实验室
2. 中国五环化学工程公司
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Online First:05 May 2007,
Published:05 May 2007
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XU Junhui, CHEN Jinfang, CHEN Zhong. Mass transfer kinetics of PVP across oil-water interface by using micro visualization technique[J]. CIESC Journal, 2007, (5).
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XU Junhui, CHEN Jinfang, CHEN Zhong. Mass transfer kinetics of PVP across oil-water interface by using micro visualization technique[J]. CIESC Journal, 2007, (5).DOI:
Mass transfer kinetics of PVP across oil-water interface by using micro visualization technique
A visualization system based on microscopy,photoelectric imaging analysis and digital processing was developed to investigate the micrometer-level mass transfer process of polyvinylpyrrolidone(PVP)across the interface of dichloromethane-water.The concentration-gray scale standard curves were obtained by measuring the gray scales of the images of 10 PVP dichloromethane solutions with different concentrations.The concentrations of PVP corresponding to different times were determined by measuring the gray scales of the images of PVP dichloromethane solutions at the corresponding times.The mass transfer kinetics curve of PVP across the interface of dichloromethane-water was then obtained.In addition,the evolution of flow field in the dichloromethane phase near the interface was observed and analyzed via the visualization system.
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