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law stating that geometrically similar crystals in the same solution grow by the same linear amount regardless of size, used in crystallizer design.

In chemical engineering, McCabe delta L law refers to law stating that geometrically similar crystals in the same solution grow by the same linear amount regardless of size, used in crystallizer design. This meaning comes from McCabe (1929) in Industrial & Engineering Chemistry.[1]

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  1. McCabe, W. L. (1929). Crystal Growth in Aqueous Solutions: II: Experimental. Industrial & Engineering Chemistry, 21(2), 112-119. https://doi.org/10.1021/ie50230a004

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