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Question 11 ts 100 Kg mol of a gas mixture input is given to a membrane with 30% O, and 70% N, the waste contains 60% of the input and the product contains 10% O, and 90% N, what are the number of moles of O, in the waste? (А) 12 в) 16 с) 34 D) 42

Question 11 ts 100 Kg mol of a gas mixture input is given to a membrane with 30% O, and 70% N, the waste contains 60% of the input and the product contains 10% O, and 90% N, what are the number of moles of O, in the waste? (А) 12 в) 16 с) 34 D) 42

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Question 11 100 Kg mol of a gas mixture input is given to a membrane with 30% O, and 70% N, the waste contains 60% of the input and the product contains 10% O, and 90% N, what are the number of moles of 0, in the waste? (А) 12 (в) 16 34 (D 42 Question 12 A reactor has feed from 2 streams, one with rate 10 Kg/hr and other with 30 Kg/hr, and product side also has 2 streams one of which is at the rate of 15 Kg/hr, what is the rate of other product stream? A 5 kg/hr B 15 kg/hr 25 kg/hr D 35 kg/hr
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