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2. Dimension of molar diffusivity is the same as that of: a) Pressure. b) Dynamic viscosity. c) Kinematic viscosity. d) Density.

2. Dimension of molar diffusivity is the same as that of: a) Pressure. b) Dynamic viscosity. c) Kinematic viscosity. d) Density.

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2. Dimension of molar diffusivity is the same as that of: a) Pressure. b) Dynamic viscosity. Kinematic viscosity. c) d) Density. 3. The value of (NA/NA+NB) for the following reaction is, A is oxygen ,B is carbon dioxide C+(1/2)02 a) 1 b) 0 c) 1/2. d) 2 >CO2 4. Diffusivity calculation of B component in UMD multicomponent system depend on a) Mole fraction of B. b) A free base fraction. c) Mole fraction of B free base. d) C free base fraction. 5. The diffusivity in a binary gas mixture is related to the pressure (P) as a) Da P 0.5
Transcribed Image Text:2. Dimension of molar diffusivity is the same as that of: a) Pressure. b) Dynamic viscosity. Kinematic viscosity. c) d) Density. 3. The value of (NA/NA+NB) for the following reaction is, A is oxygen ,B is carbon dioxide C+(1/2)02 a) 1 b) 0 c) 1/2. d) 2 >CO2 4. Diffusivity calculation of B component in UMD multicomponent system depend on a) Mole fraction of B. b) A free base fraction. c) Mole fraction of B free base. d) C free base fraction. 5. The diffusivity in a binary gas mixture is related to the pressure (P) as a) Da P 0.5
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