Solutions are developed for mass transfer between a fluid undergoing solid body rotation and a coaxial disk which is located on a stationary infinite surface. The fluid mechanics corresponds to a laminar Bödewadt boundary layer. The overall mass transfer is dominated by the outer portion of the disk, a result of the high transfer rate associated with a leading edge. The concentration field near the axis of rotation extends to great axial distances as a long narrow plume. Approximate analytical solutions are given for each of these regions, and a numerical solution is provided for the entire concentration field.
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