B) What is the minimum number of cubic meter of dry air at 20°C and 300KPA that are necessary to evaporate 8kg of ethyl alcohol if the total pressure remain constant at 300KP..assume that air is blown through the alcohol to evaporate it in such a way that the exit pressure of the air-Alcohol mixture is at 300KPA.(CLO2+PLO1) Palcohol at 20°C 5.93 kPa mol. wt. ethyl alconol = 46.07 300KPA Saturated 300KPA AIR Air -alcohol mixture 8 Kg Alcohol
B) What is the minimum number of cubic meter of dry air at 20°C and 300KPA that are necessary to evaporate 8kg of ethyl alcohol if the total pressure remain constant at 300KP..assume that air is blown through the alcohol to evaporate it in such a way that the exit pressure of the air-Alcohol mixture is at 300KPA.(CLO2+PLO1) Palcohol at 20°C 5.93 kPa mol. wt. ethyl alconol = 46.07 300KPA Saturated 300KPA AIR Air -alcohol mixture 8 Kg Alcohol
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Transcribed Image Text:b) For 4g mole of ideal gas when the
pressure is expressed in atm, volume in cm, and temperature in
K.
c) For 3Kg mol of ideal gas when the pressure
is expressed in KPa, volume in m3, and temperature in K.
B) What is the minimum number of cubic
meter of dry air at 20°C and 300KPA
that are necessary to evaporate 8kg of ethyl alcohol if the total pressure
remain constant at 300KPa.assume
that air is blown through the alcohol to evaporate it in such a way that the
exit pressure of the air-Alcohol mixture is at 300KPA.(CLO2+PLO1)
Paicohol at 20°C 5.93 kPa
mol. wt. ethyl alconol = 46.07
300KPA Saturated
300KPA AIR
Air-alcohol
mixture
8 Kg Alcohol
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