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Article: Research on physical chemistry reported by scientists at Murdoch University.
- Article from:
- Chemicals & Chemistry
- Article date:
- August 28, 2009
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"In this work we have studied the evaporative cooling effect produced in a continuous flow air bubble column, containing water and salt solutions. We have established that, at equilibrium, a significant reduction in temperature is produced in an insulated, continuous flow, bubble column," investigators in Perth, Australia report.
"For example, with a continuous How of inlet air at 22 degrees C, a water bubble column cools to about 8 degrees C, at steady state equilibrium. The cooling effect observed in a,continuous bubble column of concentrated aqueous salt solution could be used for commercial applications, such as for evaporative cooling systems. We have ...
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