Chemical Engineering and Processing

Chemical Engineering and Processing, Vol.71 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0255-2701 (Print)

In this Issue (14 articles)

1 - 1	Process Intensification by alternative energy forms and transfer mechanisms Stefanidis GD, Stankiewicz A
2 - 18	A review on combustion synthesis intensification by means of microwave energy Rosa R, Veronesi P, Leonelli C
19 - 30	Industrial applications of plasma, microwave and ultrasound techniques: Nitrogen-fixation and hydrogenation reactions Hessel V, Cravotto G, Fitzpatrick P, Patil BS, Lang J, Bonrath W
31 - 36	Microwave radiation as a tool for process intensification in exhaust gas treatment Krech T, Krippendorf R, Jager B, Prager M, Scholz P, Ondruschka B
37 - 42	Microwave-enhanced formation of glucose from cellulosic waste Fan JJ, De Bruyn M, Zhu ZY, Budarin V, Gronnow M, Gomez LD, Macquarrie D, Clark J
43 - 50	A batch LED reactor for the photocatalytic degradation of phenol Jamali A, Vanraes R, Hanselaer P, Van Gerven T
51 - 58	Nanoparticle generation by intensified solution crystallization using cold plasma Radacsi N, van der Heijden AEDM, Stankiewicz AI, ter Horst JH
59 - 69	Comparison of effectiveness of acoustic and hydrodynamic cavitation in combined treatment schemes for degradation of dye wastewaters Gogate PR, Bhosale GS
70 - 76	Hydrodynamic cavitation as an efficient approach for intensification of synthesis of methyl esters from sustainable feedstock Gole VL, Naveen KR, Gogate PR
77 - 82	Giant effective liquid-self diffusion in stagnant liquids by magnetic nanomixing Hajiani P, Larachi F
83 - 96	Silver recovery from spent photographic solutions by a magnetically assisted particle bed Petrova TM, Tzaneva B, Fachikov L, Hristov J
97 - 106	An evaluation of the effectiveness of continuous thin film processing in a spinning disc reactor for bulk free-radical photo-copolymerisation Dobie CG, MarijaVicevic, Boodhoo KVK
107 - 114	Liquid-liquid flow in an impeller-stator spinning disc reactor Visscher F, Nijhuis RTR, de Croon MHJM, van der Schaaf J, Schouten JC
115 - 124	Mass transfer studies on split-packing and single-block packing rotating packed beds Shivhare MK, Rao DP, Kaistha N