Gas-liquid microreaction technology has shown great potential in a variety of industrial relevant mass transfer operations and reactions. This paper outlines the current research status of this technology with emphasis on reactor design
hydrodynamics and mass transfer phenomena as well as reaction applications. The future challenges of this important technology are also summarized.
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