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Fluid Flow
Mixing in stirred tank reactors can
be described as either laminar, transient or turbulent
achieve turbulent conditions by increasing the stirrer speed
induce laminar flow conditions by the addition of baffles
all of the above
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be described as either laminar, transient or turbulent
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