Raschig ring
noun
Ra·schig ring
ˈräshə̇g-
: a small hollow cylinder having a length about equal to the diameter, made usually of metal, carbon, or ceramic material, and used as packing material for chemical towers
Word History
Etymology
after Friedrich Raschig †1928 German chemist, its inventor
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