| Issue |
| Total 19 articles [ 키워드: Diffusivity ] |
| No. | Article |
| 1 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 39 (8), pp.2252-2262 (2022) Experimental and numerical investigation of bubble nucleation and growth in supercritical CO2-blown poly(vinyl alcohol) Azimi H, Jahani D, Aghamohammadi S, et al. |
| 2 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 39 (5), pp.1316-1323 (2022) The modelling of fluidized bed dryer for spherical and non spherical particles Sahoo A, Swain B, Mohapatra ZS |
| 3 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 27 (5), pp.1377-1383 (2010) Drying kinetics and effective moisture diffusivity of purslane undergoing microwave heat treatment Demirhan E, Ozbek B |
| 4 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 27 (2), pp.518-523 (2010) Surface hydrophobicity alteration of fractionated paraffin wax, crude by-product polyolefin wax and their blend Lee EJ, Lee YS, Lim KH |
| 5 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 26 (5), pp.1279-1285 (2009) Diffusion of some chemical species through a granite considering their geochemical properties Park CK, Baik MH |
| 6 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 23 (3), pp.447-454 (2006) An extension of the group contribution method for estimating thermodynamic and transport properties. Part IV. Noble gas mixtures with polyatomic gases Oh SK |
| 7 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 23 (2), pp.292-298 (2006) Analysis of the constant molar flow semi-batch vessel in contactwith permeable core-shell composites Park IS |
| 8 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 22 (6), pp.949-959 (2005) An Extension of the Group Contribution Method for Estimating Thermodynamic and Transport Properties. Part III. Noble Gases Oh SK |
| 9 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 22 (5), pp.729-734 (2005) Analysis of the Constant Molar Flow Semi-Batch Adsorber Loaded with Inert Core Adsorbents Park IS |
| 10 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 22 (2), pp.268-275 (2005) An Extension of the Group Contribution Method for Estimating Thermodynamic and Transport Properties Part II. Polyatomic Gases (F2, Cl2, CS2, H2S, NO and N2O) Oh SK, Park KH |
| 1 [2] |
