[Crystallization] A saturated solution of NazSO4 at 30°C is cooled in a crystallizer to asaturated solution at 15°C. How many kg of Glauber's Salt, NazSO4.10H20 is expected to beproduced from a metric ton of the solution at 30°C if (a) no water is evaporated and (b) 10%of the original water in the solution is lost by evaporation? Solubility at 15°C is 13.5 parts andat 30°C, 40 NazsO4 per 100 parts water.Topic : Material balance without chemical Reactions (single unit)

Basis: 1 metric ton or 1000 kg of the solution at 30oC. Na2SO4 in feed solution is, xf = 40 Na2SO440…

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