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Separation science

account in which flow-path dispersion and lateral diffusion in a packed bed are coupled, so the eddy diffusion contribution to plate height levels off at high velocity.

In separation science, coupling theory of eddy diffusion refers to account in which flow-path dispersion and lateral diffusion in a packed bed are coupled, so the eddy diffusion contribution to plate height levels off at high velocity. This meaning comes from Giddings (1959) in Nature.[1]

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Giddings, J. C. (1959). ‘Eddy’ Diffusion in Chromatography. Nature, 184(4683), 357-358. https://doi.org/10.1038/184357a0

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