Quantitative studies are reported of external film and internal pore diffusion effects for glucose oxidase immobilized on porous glass in a continuous, tubular, packed bed reactor. The McCune and Wilhelm model for external film diffusion is shown to describe these data over a particle Reynolds number range from 0.2 to 25. The Thiele analysis provides a good description of internal pore diffusion resistances. It appears that immobilized enzymes free of internal diffusional restrictions generally require the use of supports with pore sizes larger than those currently available in porous glass.
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