Q1: A): Oxygen (A) is diffusing through nondiffusing carbon monoxide(B).The total pressure is 1*105 N/m² and the temperature 298 k. The partial pressure of oxygen at two phases 3.0 mm apart is respectively 12000 and 7500 N/m?. The diffusivity of the mixture is 1.78 *10 $ m²/s. Calculate the rate of diffusion of oxygen in kmol/s through each square meter of the two planes. IR Resaleul Sucien

Q1: A): Oxygen (A) is diffusing through nondiffusing carbon monoxide(B).The total pressure is 1105 N/m² and the temperature 298 k. The partial pressure of oxygen at two phases 3.0 mm apart is respectively 12000 and 7500 N/m?. The diffusivity of the mixture is 1.78 10 $ m²/s. Calculate the rate of diffusion of oxygen in kmol/s through each square meter of the two planes. IR Resaleul Sucien

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