Section 4 Chapter 1 Fundamentals
following mechanisms of mass transfer: • Liquid diffusion, if the wet solid is at a temperature below the boiling point of the liquid • Vapor diffusion, if the liquid vaporizes within material • Knudsen diffusion, if drying takes place at very low temperatures and pressures, e.g., in freeze drying
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