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measured across both fluids at the inlet
I
0
and the intensity of the fully mixed solution
I
, the mixing
N
efficiency can be evaluated as
I
0
I
N
I
h
mixing
¼
(8.45)
I
0
where
I
is the average intensity of the region of interest.
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