4. For the calculation of Mass average velocity, which velocity of the molecule is used? (Instantaneous Velocity or Mean Velocity or Bulk velocity of the mixture). 5. A molecule in a mixture moves with a velocity of 0.03m/s in (+x) direction. The concentration of the particle is 0.5 mol/liter. An observer is running in (-x) direction with a velocity of 2m/s. calculate the value of molar flux (mol/m2.s) relative to the observer. 6. In the previous question what will be the value of flux (mol/m2.s) with respect to a stationary observer?
4. For the calculation of Mass average velocity, which velocity of the molecule is used? (Instantaneous Velocity or Mean Velocity or Bulk velocity of the mixture). 5. A molecule in a mixture moves with a velocity of 0.03m/s in (+x) direction. The concentration of the particle is 0.5 mol/liter. An observer is running in (-x) direction with a velocity of 2m/s. calculate the value of molar flux (mol/m2.s) relative to the observer. 6. In the previous question what will be the value of flux (mol/m2.s) with respect to a stationary observer?
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Transcribed Image Text:4. For the calculation of Mass average velocity, which velocity of the molecule is used?
(Instantaneous Velocity or Mean Velocity or Bulk velocity of the mixture).
5. A molecule in a mixture moves with a velocity of 0.03m/s in (+x) direction. The
concentration of the particle is 0.5 mol/liter. An observer is running in (-x) direction
with a velocity of 2m/s. calculate the value of molar flux (mol/m2.s) relative to the
observer.
6. In the previous question what will be the value of flux (mol/m2.s) with respect to a
stationary observer?
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