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The chapter explores the fundamental principles of mass transfer, highlighting the similarities between heat and mass transfer processes. Key concepts include Fick's Laws of diffusion, distinguishing between steady-state and transient diffusion, and the implications of simultaneous heat and mass transfer in real-world applications. The chapter emphasizes the analytical methods used for describing diffusion phenomena in various scenarios.
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Term: Mass Diffusion
Definition: The movement of species from regions of higher concentration to lower concentration due to molecular motion.
Term: Fick's First Law
Definition: Describes steady-state diffusion, where the mass flux is proportional to the concentration gradient.
Term: Fick's Second Law
Definition: Applies to transient diffusion, describing how concentration changes with time.
Term: SteadyState Diffusion
Definition: Occurs when concentration remains constant over time, with fixed boundary conditions.
Term: Transient Diffusion
Definition: Occurs when concentration varies with time, typically in non-equilibrium conditions.
Term: Simultaneous Heat and Mass Transfer
Definition: Refers to systems where both heat and mass are transferred simultaneously, requiring combined analytical treatment.