Ispthermal fixed-bed sorption of binary systems: study of solutes  with type I, II and IV parent isotherms, using equilibrium theory.   Phase separation phenomena

Ispthermal fixed-bed sorption of binary systems: study of solutes with type I, II and IV parent isotherms, using equilibrium theory. Phase separation phenomena

by Constantine.* Karayannopoulos

1988

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