Q5: Benzoic acid in a solution with toluene is to be extraction using pure water as solvent in a counter current multistage extraction unit. The benzoic acid concentration in the toluene feed is 20% and the weight ratio of water to toluene is 1.45. If 95% of the benzoic acid is to be remove in the water phase. Calculate the number of stages required if the equilibrium relationship: a) Y-1.5X b) y-1.5x

Q5: Benzoic acid in a solution with toluene is to be extraction using pure water as solvent in a counter current multistage extraction unit. The benzoic acid concentration in the toluene feed is 20% and the weight ratio of water to toluene is 1.45. If 95% of the benzoic acid is to be remove in the water phase. Calculate the number of stages required if the equilibrium relationship: a) Y-1.5X b) y-1.5x

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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