Patwardhan, Janaki A. ; Joshi, Jyeshtharaj B. (2003) Unified model for NOX absorption in aqueous alkaline and dilute acidic solutions AIChE Journal, 49 (11). pp. 2728-2748. ISSN 0001-1541
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Abstract
The absorption of NOX gases in water and alkalies [NaOH, NH4OH, Ca(OH)2] provides commercially important products nitric acid and salts (nitrates and nitrites), respectively. This complex phenomena of mass transfer with chemical reactions is described quantitatively in terms of [H√ (kD)]Jvalues for J = N2O3, N2O4. However, the reported value of H√(kD) for N2O3 absorption in strong alkaline solution was 50 times its value in water. For the intermediate case of NOX absorption in weak alkali Ca(OH)2, it was necessary to have a mathematical model which incorporated the HNO2 decomposition, as well as neutralization by alkali. This led to a unified model for NOX absorption, which can be used for predicting point rates of NOX absorption as well as selectivity, for various gas compositions and liquid-phase pH. Parametric sensitivity has been reported. A comparison of the model predictions with data from patent on Ca(NO2)2 manufacture has been made to test the model validity.
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