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Conclusions weight-loss from the drodet deDends on the balance of transport of reducing gases to the'surface and the diffusion of reduction products away from the surface. As the potassium compounds formed during the reduction have evaporation of sulphate can take place in the presence of reducing gases.A modification of Frossling's method for measuring the rate of evaporation of water and organic liquids has been sistent and reproducible results. It has been found that the evaporation of potassium sulphate in neutral and oxidising atmospheres is governed by the rate of diffusion of potassium sulphate vapour from the surface of a droplet. For droplets of the mean radius of 0.145 cm, the rate of evaporation, C(gisec), is given by the Equation to potassium sulphate drop1ets and has given conhigher vapour pressures than that of the sulphate, a rapid Acknowledgment This paper is published by permission of thc Central Electricity Generating Board, and the authors wish to thank Mr. R. L. Timms for his experimental work.Central Electricity Research Laboratories, 15,100 T log,, c(r = 0 145) = 3\*93-where T i s the droplet temperature in degrees absolute for a temperature range of 1100" to
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- Author
- K. S. Barclay; J. M. Crewe
- Publisher
- Wiley
- Published
- 2007
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Chemistry (Physical Sciences)