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May 15, 2009, 07:54

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What is the difference between liquid reactive flow and gas reactive flow?

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Species are part of a mixture, connected to a...

Species are part of a mixture, connected to a specific phase. For instance, if you model air you will have two major species, O2 and N2 along with a number of smaller ones. The temperature, pressure...

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May 14, 2009, 16:51

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What is the difference between liquid reactive flow and gas reactive flow?

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Posted By Ford Prefect

Reactive flow in liquids usually involves new...

Reactive flow in liquids usually involves new phase-formation, whereas gas-reactive flow usually only involves formation of new species in the gas mixture. So assuming that you get some new...

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