A researcher wants to calculate the flux of palm oil (PO) in a simulated body fluid (SBF). To perform the experiment, he designed a 30 cm capillary tube. At the very beginning of the tube, he designed a partition with a separator as shown in the figure below. He filled the partition with a stock solution prepared by solving 10 g of PO in a liter of SBF and the capillary tube with pure SBF. Then he removed the separator. The viscosity of the BSF is 3.6x10° Pa.s and molecular weight of PO is 850.92. a. Calculate the flux of PO in kg mol/s.m2 at steady state. (Use Polson equation for diffusivity.) (Assume the temperature is maintained at 37°C during whole experiment.) b. Concentration of PO at the half of the tube.
A researcher wants to calculate the flux of palm oil (PO) in a simulated body fluid (SBF). To perform the experiment, he designed a 30 cm capillary tube. At the very beginning of the tube, he designed a partition with a separator as shown in the figure below. He filled the partition with a stock solution prepared by solving 10 g of PO in a liter of SBF and the capillary tube with pure SBF. Then he removed the separator. The viscosity of the BSF is 3.6x10° Pa.s and molecular weight of PO is 850.92. a. Calculate the flux of PO in kg mol/s.m2 at steady state. (Use Polson equation for diffusivity.) (Assume the temperature is maintained at 37°C during whole experiment.) b. Concentration of PO at the half of the tube.
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