Measurement of diffusion coefficients from solution rates of bubbles
I. Krieger. Alabama Univ. UAH/NASA Workshop on Fluids Expt. System, page 18--20. (1979)
Abstract
The rate of solution of a stationary bubble is limited by the diffusion of dissolved gas molecules away from the bubble surface. Diffusion coefficients computed from measured rates of solution give mean values higher than accepted literature values, with standard errors as high as 10\% for a single observation. Better accuracy is achieved with sparingly soluble gases, small bubbles, and highly viscous liquids. Accuracy correlates with the Grashof number, indicating that free convection is the major source of error. Accuracy should, therefore, be greatly increased in a gravity-free environment. The fact that the bubble will need no support is an additional important advantage of Spacelab for this measurement.
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%0 Conference Paper
%1 citeulike:3016675
%A Krieger, I. M.
%B Alabama Univ. UAH/NASA Workshop on Fluids Expt. System
%D 1979
%K material-properties, measurement 76t10-liquid-gas-two-phase-flows-bubbly-flows 80a20-heat-and-mass-transfer diffusivity
%P 18--20
%T Measurement of diffusion coefficients from solution rates of bubbles
%X The rate of solution of a stationary bubble is limited by the diffusion of dissolved gas molecules away from the bubble surface. Diffusion coefficients computed from measured rates of solution give mean values higher than accepted literature values, with standard errors as high as 10\% for a single observation. Better accuracy is achieved with sparingly soluble gases, small bubbles, and highly viscous liquids. Accuracy correlates with the Grashof number, indicating that free convection is the major source of error. Accuracy should, therefore, be greatly increased in a gravity-free environment. The fact that the bubble will need no support is an additional important advantage of Spacelab for this measurement.
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abstract = {{The rate of solution of a stationary bubble is limited by the diffusion of dissolved gas molecules away from the bubble surface. Diffusion coefficients computed from measured rates of solution give mean values higher than accepted literature values, with standard errors as high as 10\% for a single observation. Better accuracy is achieved with sparingly soluble gases, small bubbles, and highly viscous liquids. Accuracy correlates with the Grashof number, indicating that free convection is the major source of error. Accuracy should, therefore, be greatly increased in a gravity-free environment. The fact that the bubble will need no support is an additional important advantage of Spacelab for this measurement.
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author = {Krieger, I. M.},
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pages = {18--20},
posted-at = {2008-07-18 08:18:31},
priority = {2},
timestamp = {2021-04-06T00:03:16.000+0200},
title = {{Measurement of diffusion coefficients from solution rates of bubbles}},
year = 1979
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