Chapter 10 Gas–solid noncatalytic reactions and reactors

 

Chapter objectives

Upon successful completion of this chapter, the students should be able to

•   Classify the gas–solid reactions according to the interaction domains.

•   Select the most appropriate model for a gas–solid reaction at hand.

•   Apply mass and energy conservation laws to derive the relevant differential equations and select the most appropriate boundary conditions.

•   Recite the difference between a homogeneous model and a heterogeneous model, in mathematical domain and in physical domain.

•   Understand the limitations of a particular model.

•   List a number of industrial gas–solid reactions.

Introduction

Reactions between gases and solids are widespread ...

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