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severity factor

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severity factor [si′ver·əd·ē ‚fak·tər]
(chemical engineering)
A measure of the severeness or intensity of overall reaction conditions in a chemical reaction; for example, the temperature, pressure, or conversion in a catalytic cracker or reformer.


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