In liquid gas separation process, liquid droplets will settle out of gas phase if A)The drag force is in the same direction with the gravitational force acting on the droplets B)The gravitational force acting on the droplets is greater than the drag force C)The gravitational force acting on the droplets is smaller than the drag force D)The gravitational force acting on the droplets is equal than the drag force

In liquid gas separation process, liquid droplets will settle out of gas phase if A)The drag force is in the same direction with the gravitational force acting on the droplets B)The gravitational force acting on the droplets is greater than the drag force C)The gravitational force acting on the droplets is smaller than the drag force D)The gravitational force acting on the droplets is equal than the drag force

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Author:Kreith, Frank; Manglik, Raj M.

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Chapter3: Transient Heat Conduction

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