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F1 flowing at a rate of 1.2 kg/min is mixed with a separate stream of F2. F2 enters the mixer at a rate of 2500 L/min at 105˚C and 1800 kPa(g). F1 consists only air and F2 consists only hydrogen stream P is the only output stream Assuming ideal gas behaviour, derive the relationship between volume percent and mole percent. Determine the mass flowrate (g/hr) of Stream P Determine the volume composition in the Stream P

F1 flowing at a rate of 1.2 kg/min is mixed with a separate stream of F2. F2 enters the mixer at a rate of 2500 L/min at 105˚C and 1800 kPa(g). F1 consists only air and F2 consists only hydrogen stream P is the only output stream Assuming ideal gas behaviour, derive the relationship between volume percent and mole percent. Determine the mass flowrate (g/hr) of Stream P Determine the volume composition in the Stream P

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F1 flowing at a rate of 1.2 kg/min is mixed with a separate stream of F2. F2 enters the mixer
at a rate of 2500 L/min at 105˚C and 1800 kPa(g). F1 consists only air and F2 consists only
hydrogen

stream P is the only output stream

Assuming ideal gas behaviour, derive the relationship between volume percent and
mole percent.

Determine the mass flowrate (g/hr) of Stream P

Determine the volume composition in the Stream P

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