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shrinking core model: a standalone construct

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shrinkingcore model1 CONSTRUCTShrinking core modelLEVENSPIEL · HYDROMETALLURGY

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Hydrometallurgy

a model of a reacting solid particle whose reaction front moves inward, leaving a product layer, with rate limited by film diffusion, ash-layer diffusion or reaction.

In hydrometallurgy, shrinking core model refers to a model of a reacting solid particle whose reaction front moves inward, leaving a product layer, with rate limited by film diffusion, ash-layer diffusion or reaction. This meaning comes from Levenspiel (1998) in Chemical Reaction Engineering.[1]

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References

  1. Levenspiel, O. (1998). Chemical Reaction Engineering. Wiley India. ISBN 9788126510009

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