If I have water, diethylene glycol, and MDEA as solvent to be used as absorbent for co2, which has the highest value for mass transfer coefficient? is it MDEA > diethylene glycol > water?
Yes, MDEA>DIETHYLENE GLYCOL>WATER has higher mass transfer cofficeint in absorption of co2
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