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1-D flow modeling: changing your column diameter
« on: 06/08/19 06:32 »
Hello,

I am modeling a system that doubles the initial column's diameter, thus x4 the volume in each given cell. I know how to convert the velocity due to the change in diameter of the column, but I was wondering if I must multiply my initial solution by 4 to be accounting for the increase in volume into the first cell?

Thank you!
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Re: 1-D flow modeling: changing your column diameter
« Reply #1 on: 06/08/19 11:20 »
I think not, assuming the ratio of reactants to solution volume does not change.
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