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Engineering, 04.12.2019 02:31, robertobi5397

Drug a is injected into a cylindrical blood vessel at a certain point (taken as the origin of coordinates) at a small rate wa moles/s. (assume that blood flow is laminar with a uniform velocity .) the rate is sufficiently small that the mass average velocity of the drug is the same as blood flow velocity. the drug is swept downstream (in the z-direction) by blood flow and diffuses both axially and radially.

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