File:Typical CSTR RTD curve.svg
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English: A typical residence time distribution (RTD) curve that would be produced by a pulse experiment on a mixed-flow (CSTR) reactor. The shape is approximately exponential, but there is an initial lag due to the reality of physical mixing vs. an ideal CSTR. |
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| Author | Andrew Hawryluk Hawryluka |
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