J. D. Palmer Books
Microreactor Technology And Process Intensification
By Yong Wang, J. Hu, C. Hofmann, J. M. Davis, J. Harrison, C. M. Fischer, D. L. King, E. O. Jones, Volker Hessel, J. D. Palmer, R. Nassar, Susanne B. Jones, P. Irving, G. Rawlings, Y. Liang, A Lee, L PEDERSON, J. Fang, James Cao, S. Zhao, G. Kolb, C. Cao, Klavs F. Jensen, Holger Löwe, C. Fischer, Jianli Hu, E. D. Wetzel, K. Brooks, Y. Wang, J. Palmer, G. Whyatt, Douglas C., Jamelyn D. Holladay, Anna Lee Tonkovich, S. R. Deshmukh, A. Karlsson, Anna Lee Y. Tonkovich, D. E. Akporiaye, M. Plassen, Ralph Gillespie, J. S. Holmgren, V. S. Nagineni, K. R. Aithal, N. V. Seetala, U. Siriwardane, R. S. Besser, K. Varahramyan, D. Kuila, Bradley R. Johnson, Ya-Huei Chin, Robert T. Rozmiarek, Yufei Gao, V. S. Stenkamp, W. TeGrotenhuis, R. Wegeng, Götz Veser, J. D. Holladay, R. A. Dagle, G. G. Xia, D. G. Norton, D. G. Vlachos, V. Cominos, V. Hessel, H. Pennemann, R. Zapf, Daniel R. Palo, Jamie D. Holladay, Robert A. Dagle, Q. Ming, K. P. Brooks, L. R. Pederson, G. C. Rawlings, R. S. Wegeng, G. A. Whyatt, Kai T. Jarosch, Steven T. Perry, David Kuhlmann, Chunshe Cao, X. Shari Li
Microreaction technology, with its unprecedented heat and mass transfer advantages as well as uniform residence time and flow pattern, is one of the few technologies with potential to develop effi...
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