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A bubble column reactor is basically a cylindrical vessel with a gas distributor at the bottom. The gas is sparged in the form of bubbles into either a liquid phase or a liquid–solid suspension. These reactors are generally referred to as slurry bubble column reactors when a solid phase exists.