Abstract
The rate of ozone absorption in aqueous solutions of phenol was measured in a wetted-wall laboratory absorber. The liquid and gas flow rates were fixed as well as the pH and temperature. The phenol concentration was varied in the range 2–300 ppm and the ozone partial pressure over an eight fold range. The gas phase resistance to mass transfer was determined by absorbing SO 2 from an SO 2N 2 mixture in KOH aqueous solutions. The results have been interpreted by means of a simple kinetic assumption.
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