Abstract
The solubility and mass-transfer coefficients for hydrogen and carbon monoxide have been determined in a Fischer-Tropsch slurry with use of a modified continuously stirred tank reactor. Experiments were performed at 528 K and 1-3 MPa in n-octacosane. The solubility coefficients were found to be similar to those reported for industrial waxes. The presence of solids does not affect the solubilities. The effect of stirrer speed on the mass-transfer coefficients was found to be significant between 250 and 1750 rpm
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