Mass Transfer Effects is a phenomenon in heterogeneous catalysis referring to the influence of reactant and product transport through fluid phases and porous catalyst structures on the overall reaction rate, distinguished from intrinsic kinetic effects by its dependence on diffusion and convection processes external and internal to the catalyst particles.
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On the late‐time behavior of tracer test breakthrough curves
R. Haggerty, Sean A. McKenna, Lucy C. Meigs · Water Resources Research · 2000 · 489 citations · Full text
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