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Classification of Mass Transfer Operations

The document classifies mass transfer operations into four main categories: 1) direct contact of two immiscible phases, 2) phase separation by membrane, 3) direct and indirect contact of miscible phases, and 4) use of surface phenomena. Common mass transfer operations include distillation, gas absorption and stripping, liquid-liquid extraction, adsorption, crystallization, and leaching.

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Classification of Mass Transfer Operations

The document classifies mass transfer operations into four main categories: 1) direct contact of two immiscible phases, 2) phase separation by membrane, 3) direct and indirect contact of miscible phases, and 4) use of surface phenomena. Common mass transfer operations include distillation, gas absorption and stripping, liquid-liquid extraction, adsorption, crystallization, and leaching.

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adsorption

adductive crystallization
Liquid-solid
fractional crystallization

Gas-solid zone refining


sublimation
Direct Contact of Two Immiscible Phases leaching
adsorption
Gas-gas

distillation
Gas-liquid
gas absorption&Stripping
liquid-extraction
Liquid-liquid humidification or dehumidification
Liquid-liquid slow rates of diffusion
Solid-solid dialysis
Gas-gas
electrodialysis
diffusion or effusion
Phase Separation by Membrane permeation
permeation
Gas-liquid

Classification of Mass Transfer


Direct and indirect operations
Operations
foam separation
Use of Surface Phenomena

atmolysis

Thermal diffusion
Direct Contact of Miscible Phases
sweep diffusion

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