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1. The molar flux of (A). 2. The interfacial concentration of (A). 3. The overall mass transfer coefficient for liquid phase

1. The molar flux of (A). 2. The interfacial concentration of (A). 3. The overall mass transfer coefficient for liquid phase

Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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ISBN:9781259696527
Author:J.M. Smith Termodinamica en ingenieria quimica, Hendrick C Van Ness, Michael Abbott, Mark Swihart
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Q2// A- For a system in which component (A) is transferring from the liquid to the gas phase, the equilibrium is given by (yA-0.45, XA). At one point in the apertures the liquid contain 90 mol% of (A) and gas contains 45 mol% of (A). The individual gas film mass transfer coefficient at this point in the apparatus of 0.02716 kmol/m.s, and 60% of the overall resistance to mass transfer is known to be encountered in the gas film: determine: 1. The molar flux of (A). 2. The interfacial concentration of (A). 3. The overall mass transfer coefficient for liquid phase the
Transcribed Image Text:Q2// A- For a system in which component (A) is transferring from the liquid to the gas phase, the equilibrium is given by (yA-0.45, XA). At one point in the apertures the liquid contain 90 mol% of (A) and gas contains 45 mol% of (A). The individual gas film mass transfer coefficient at this point in the apparatus of 0.02716 kmol/m.s, and 60% of the overall resistance to mass transfer is known to be encountered in the gas film: determine: 1. The molar flux of (A). 2. The interfacial concentration of (A). 3. The overall mass transfer coefficient for liquid phase the
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