Abstract
The liquid phase mass transfer coefficient k L for the absorption of oxygen in tap water and in ionic solutions has been calculated from the quotien It is concluded that the liquid phase mass transfer coefficient is roughly proportional to the stirrer speed. The gas fraction e apparently has little
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