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Natural Science Forum / Chemistry / Organic Synthesis / July 2005



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nomenclature membrane diffusion? effusion?

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dave - 04 Jul 2005 10:43 GMT
I am trying to do some gas separation work on a small scale package
synthisis plant and I have noted that medical oxigen concentrators seem
to be very common and relativly reasonably priced since I'm trying to
seperate hydrogen from nitrogen I figure the process should work quite
well but I'm having trouble naming the process so I can search for the
right materials, I always assumed the process was simple diffusion but
is that what's really going on here?
Namast? - 05 Jul 2005 09:19 GMT
The proccess is named effusion, that is the gas escape  from a
recipient. There is some laws that tells that the thinny molecules come
out faster that the big ones. But at last, the proccess is called
effusion.
Bye.
 
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