“…Exponent b reflects the hydrody namic mode of solution flow and can vary from 0.3 for a laminar flow to 0.8-1.0 for a turbulent flow. Experi mental data in the literature [18][19][20][21][22] In some works, e.g., in [23], it is suggested to calcu late the mass transport coefficient according to the formula containing the viscosity constant, diffusion coefficient, diameter of graphitized carbon fibers with deposited metal, and linear flow velocity. However, it is obvious that the effective diffusion coefficient [2], same as the mass transport coefficient, depends on the degree of mixing, i.e., also on the flow velocity and properties of the graphitized carbon material, which results in problems related to numeric calculations.…”