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Estimation of effective diffusivity in a porous solid.
Estimate the diffusivity of N2 in H2 in the pores of a catalyst at 300oC and 20 atm if the porosity is 0.45 and the tortuosity is 2.5.Assume ordinary molecular diffusion in the pores.
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