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    This document provides a list of abbreviations and notation used in chemical engineering. It includes abbreviations for common reactor types like PFR, MFR, and LFR. It also includes notation for concepts like molecular weight, residence time distribution, reaction orders, and state conditions. Subscripts and superscripts are defined for terms related to phases, components, conditions within reactors and reactions.

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    Notation XV

    LFR laminar flow reactor, see Chapter 15


    MFR mixed flow reactor, see Chapter 5
    M-M Michaelis Menten, see Chapter 27
    @ = (p(M1N) see Eqs. 28.1 to 28.4
    mw molecular weight (kglmol)
    PC pneumatic conveying, see Chapter 20
    PCM progressive conversion model, see Chapter 25
    PFR plug flow reactor, see Chapter 5
    RTD residence time distribution, see Chapter 11
    SCM shrinking-core model, see Chapter 25
    TB turbulent fluidized bed, see Chapter 20

    Subscripts
    b batch
    b bubble phase of a fluidized bed
    C of combustion
    cloud phase of a fluidized bed
    at unreacted core
    deactivation
    deadwater, or stagnant fluid
    emulsion phase of a fluidized bed
    equilibrium conditions
    leaving or final
    of formation
    of gas
    entering
    of liquid
    mixed flow
    at minimum fluidizing conditions
    plug flow
    reactor or of reaction
    solid or catalyst or surface conditions
    entering or reference
    using dimensionless time units, see Chapter 11

    Superscripts
    a, b, ... order of reaction, see Eq. 2.2
    n order of reaction
    0 refers to the standard state

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