J.P. Martins, F. Margarido
A model based on the shrinking principle is developed to describe the non-catalytic solid-fluid reactions when particles crack during the process. Analytical and numerical solutions of the governing equations under isothermal conditions are presented for some reaction orders, valid for all geometries considered. Experimental results of refining of Fe-Si alloys by acid leaching are suggested as an example of data-fitting.
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