Calculate Sherwood Number And Its Limiting Behavior

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Question

Consider a liquid film of thickness L flowing down a vertical surface as shown in the figure below. The flow is laminar and fully developed. Beginning at x = 0, the liquid contacts a gas containing species A, which dissolves in the liquid and undergoes an irreversible reaction. The liquid-phase concentration of species A at the gas-liquid interface (y = 0) is a constant CA0. The solid wall is impermeable and unreactive.

  1. Assuming that the reaction is first order with rate constant k1, derive an expression for the liquid-phase. Sherwood number for species A, valid for large x. Examine the limiting behavior of ShA for slow and fast reactions.
  2. Repeat part (a) for a zeroth order reaction with rate k0 Falling liquid film, with absorption of species A from the gas.

 

Summary

The question belongs to Chemical Engineering and it discusses about calculating the Sherwood number and its limiting behaviour for slow and fast reactions.

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