This work presents initial information useful to concurrent gas-absorption design. Data are reported on the variation of pressure drop and liquid holdup obtained with various flow rates, packings, and liquids.

Concurrent flow in gas absorption may be used to practical advantage when liquid partial pressure is minor. The higher transfer coefficients of this operation are reported and analyzed in reference to pertinent variables.

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