Oil of specific gravity 0.90 and viscosity 3x10-³ Pascal-second passes vertically upwards througha bed of catalyst consisting approximately spherical particles of diameter 0.1 mm and specificgravity 2.6. Based on this data, fluidization will occur at will take place at minimum oil velocity,in millimeter per second, of Blank 1 mm/sec**(Express your answer to four (4) decimal places. Do not put units on your answer)**

Given, dP=0.1 mm, μ=3×10-3 Pa Using stokes Law for minimum fluidization velocity, V=dP2ρS-ρfg18μ…

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