Separation of gaseous mixtures of matter

Details Separation of gaseous mixtures of matter Separation of gaseous mixtures of matter

1975-05-21

1978-09-19

Lutter, Frank W.

Gas separation

Means within gas stream for conducting concentrate to collector

55100, 55101, 204DIG11, 250251, 250282, 250423P, 331DIG1, B03C 338

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ABSTRACT:
A gaseous jet of a mixture of matter or isotopes to be separated is penetrated by a polarized electromagnetic wave, e.g., a laser or maser beam. The required frequency is in the vicinity of a resonant frequency of a molecular dipole of the substance to be separated. For deflecting the mixture components and therefore, their separation, the forces on the molecular dipoles produced by the electric and/or the magnetic field are utilized. SU

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