Chrose the right answer s.4.answers.)Which ņ the followi ng statements is lare true aboubdiffusion in polids?Whene the diffusiona) follown Fick's law , the massauffusinityof the Usolwte.b) The mass diffuririty being used in porousAolidais airectlyproportional to solubilityis divecily prutportional to tor twesitybute inversely6:), The mass 'diffurivity being wsed in porousartids is inde pendent on prusswre but greatldependent ondi) The is queatly aependentbn fluia's přressureproppltonal to .poresitycon centration.mass diff wintysi) Benzene Vapor jA losa by diffusion frm anThe bulk flow "term affectsopen tankthe molar fux. What is the point in thediffusionmaximum?pathwhere it will be at itsatate Ahesurface of the solidin the buek liguidin theaut the liguid- qaaGue togasinturface

solution 4:- Correct options are- option (a) Option (d)

propeltionl to tor twesity Cherse the nighte 4. answer s. 1Wdich n the folowing statements Blare true about diffusion in a) When the aiffusion follown FiL's law , the mass ffusivity solids? is anecity proportional to so lubikity of the Osolute . b) The mass diffusirity being used in porous Aolida bute inverely 6), The mass 'diffunivity being wsed' in porous Arrids is inde pendent on prussure but greatl dupendenton 'The mass diffwainty s divecly patportional to tor- propeltional Etusity con centration. d is quatly aependent on flura's pressure! s.) Benzene vapor in laa by diffusion frm an The bulk flow term affects Opew tank the molar fux. What is the point in thee diffusion , s path where it will be at its maximum? ate the surface of the solid n the buek eiquida in the Gue k gaa at the eigruid goa interface.

propeltionl to tor twesity Cherse the nighte 4. answer s. 1Wdich n the folowing statements Blare true about diffusion in a) When the aiffusion follown FiL's law , the mass ffusivity solids? is anecity proportional to so lubikity of the Osolute . b) The mass diffusirity being used in porous Aolida bute inverely 6), The mass 'diffunivity being wsed' in porous Arrids is inde pendent on prussure but greatl dupendenton 'The mass diffwainty s divecly patportional to tor- propeltional Etusity con centration. d is quatly aependent on flura's pressure! s.) Benzene vapor in laa by diffusion frm an The bulk flow term affects Opew tank the molar fux. What is the point in thee diffusion , s path where it will be at its maximum? ate the surface of the solid n the buek eiquida in the Gue k gaa at the eigruid goa interface.

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Chrose the right answer s.
4.
answers.
)Which ņ the followi ng statements is lare true aboub
diffusion in polids?
Whene the diffusion
a) follown Fick's law , the mass
auffusinity
of the Usolwte.
b) The mass diffuririty being used in porous
Aolida
is airectly
proportional to solubility
is divecily prutportional to tor twesity
bute inversely
6:), The mass 'diffurivity being wsed in porous
artids is inde pendent on prusswre but greatl
dependent on
di) The is queatly aependent
bn fluia's přressure
proppltonal to .
poresity
con centration.
mass diff winty
si) Benzene Vapor jA losa by diffusion frm an
The bulk flow "term affects
open tank
the molar fux. What is the point in the
diffusion
maximum?
path
where it will be at its
at
ate Ahe
surface of the solid
in the buek liguid
in the
aut the liguid- qaa
Gue to
gas
inturface

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