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Problem 3 What would be the terminal velocity of a commercial adsorbent bead, if dropped into a solution of 100% amyl acetate at -20°C? What is the Reynold's number? State any assumptions.

Problem 3 What would be the terminal velocity of a commercial adsorbent bead, if dropped into a solution of 100% amyl acetate at -20°C? What is the Reynold's number? State any assumptions.

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Data for the next problems A commercial adsorbent can remove impurities from amyl acetate that meets the rigorous quality control standard set by FDA. This adsorbent is a smooth rigid spherical particle with a density of 2750 kg/m³ and a particle diameter of 8.0 ± 0.01 mm. The porosity of a packed bead containing these particles is 0.36. Amyl acetate is an organic compound with the chemical formula C7H1402 and the molecular weight 130.2 kg/kmol. It has a scent similar to bananas. Amy acetate has a standard density of 876 kg/m, a melting point of - 71°C, a normal boiling point of 149°C, and has a solubility of 20 g/L in water. The liquid viscosity coordinates for amyl acetate CH3 H3C are X = 11.8 and Y = 12.5.
Transcribed Image Text:Data for the next problems A commercial adsorbent can remove impurities from amyl acetate that meets the rigorous quality control standard set by FDA. This adsorbent is a smooth rigid spherical particle with a density of 2750 kg/m³ and a particle diameter of 8.0 ± 0.01 mm. The porosity of a packed bead containing these particles is 0.36. Amyl acetate is an organic compound with the chemical formula C7H1402 and the molecular weight 130.2 kg/kmol. It has a scent similar to bananas. Amy acetate has a standard density of 876 kg/m, a melting point of - 71°C, a normal boiling point of 149°C, and has a solubility of 20 g/L in water. The liquid viscosity coordinates for amyl acetate CH3 H3C are X = 11.8 and Y = 12.5.
What would be the terminal velocity of a commercial adsorbent bead, if dropped into a solution of 100% amyl acetate at -20°C? What is the Reynold's number? State Problem 3 any assumptions.
Transcribed Image Text:What would be the terminal velocity of a commercial adsorbent bead, if dropped into a solution of 100% amyl acetate at -20°C? What is the Reynold's number? State Problem 3 any assumptions.
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