Q: The specific gravity of a solution of KOH at 15°C is 1.0824 and contains 0.813 Ib KOH per U.S. gal of solution. (A) What are the mass fractions of KOH and H2O in the solution? (B) What is the volume in (m3) of 325 kilograms of this solution at the same temperature (15°C)?

Q: The specific gravity of a solution of KOH at 15°C is 1.0824 and contains 0.813 Ib KOH per U.S. gal of solution. (A) What are the mass fractions of KOH and H2O in the solution? (B) What is the volume in (m3) of 325 kilograms of this solution at the same temperature (15°C)?

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Q: The specific gravity of a solution of KOH at 15°C is 1.0824 and contains 0.813 Ib KOH per
U.S. gal of solution. (A) What are the mass fractions of KOH and H2O in the solution? (B) What
is the volume in (m3) of 325 kilograms of this solution at the same temperature (15°C)?
Q: In a gas-separation plant, the feed to the process has the following constituents:
component
Mole %
Cudeer
overhead
C3
1.9
Reflus
Feed
DC
i- C4
51.5
n-C4
46
Bottom
C5
0.6
Total
100

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