1968
DOI: 10.1021/i160028a025
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Effectiveness Factors for Reversible Reactions

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“…Kao and Satterfield [53] developed a graphical method for monomolecular reversible reactions of the type A 1 A 2 , which is presented here as our last example. Kao and Satterfield [53] developed a graphical method for monomolecular reversible reactions of the type A 1 A 2 , which is presented here as our last example.…”
Section: Simple Reversible Reactions With Langmuir-hinshelwood-type Kmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kao and Satterfield [53] developed a graphical method for monomolecular reversible reactions of the type A 1 A 2 , which is presented here as our last example. Kao and Satterfield [53] developed a graphical method for monomolecular reversible reactions of the type A 1 A 2 , which is presented here as our last example.…”
Section: Simple Reversible Reactions With Langmuir-hinshelwood-type Kmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This additional complication was included in the analysis by redefining the dimensionless variable, +, of equation (19) in terms of another dimensionless ratio, where +o = Pl,equil/Pls. This type of parameter has been used previously by Kao and Satterfield (1968) in evaluating q for a first-order reversible Langmuir-Hinshelwood type rate expression.…”
Section: Collocationmentioning
confidence: 99%