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3 APPARATUS 21-cCcFig. 19. Typical RV's-thermal systems. From ref. 22c.Water1 tL(')IIWaterGasFig. 20. Typical RV's-photochemical systems. R = vessel, L = light. From ref. 22c.References pp. 104-111
28 EXPERIMENTAL METHODS FOR SLOW REACTIONSReaFtant. , P r o d u c t st 7.6mm I.D.4-7.6 mm I.D.4It \20mmItEwFig. 21. A stirred flow reactor. From ref. 95.ling has been accomplished mechanicallyg6, by diffusiong4 or by turbulent 95.Turbulent flow is obtained by Houser and Bernsteing3 with a “cyclone” RV similarin design to a cyclone separator”. In the apparatus shown in Fig. 21, reactantand carrier gas are injected radially from a pyrex tube having a “pepper-pot”head, into the spherical RVio0. The products flow out tangentially at B.The ternperature<strong>of</strong> the gases can be measured by the thermocouples E, and E,. Completemixing has been checked by GLC analysi~’~~’~~~~~.
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