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Question 3: Answer the following: (15 Marks) A) Find the enthalpy and entropy for the following exothermic reaction: (10 Marks) Hb +0₂ Hb02 T(°C) K 0 22000 25 13350 50 8100 75 100 4500 2500 B) Answer True or False for the following: (5 Marks) 1) An equation of state is a mathematical relationship that relates the pressure, viscosity, and temperature of a gas, liquid, or solid. 2) Hemoglobin is a metalloprotein with a molecular weight of 68,000 gm/mole. 3) The thickness of the boundary layer (6) may be arbitrarily defined as the density of the surface at which the velocity reaches some proportion (such as 0.9, 0.99, and 0.999) of the undisturbed stream velocity. 4) In liquid-liquid extraction; (N) represents the weight fraction B on a B-free basis. 5) Drying occurs by effecting vaporization of the liquid by supplying heat to the wet feedstock.

Question 3: Answer the following: (15 Marks) A) Find the enthalpy and entropy for the following exothermic reaction: (10 Marks) Hb +0₂ Hb02 T(°C) K 0 22000 25 13350 50 8100 75 100 4500 2500 B) Answer True or False for the following: (5 Marks) 1) An equation of state is a mathematical relationship that relates the pressure, viscosity, and temperature of a gas, liquid, or solid. 2) Hemoglobin is a metalloprotein with a molecular weight of 68,000 gm/mole. 3) The thickness of the boundary layer (6) may be arbitrarily defined as the density of the surface at which the velocity reaches some proportion (such as 0.9, 0.99, and 0.999) of the undisturbed stream velocity. 4) In liquid-liquid extraction; (N) represents the weight fraction B on a B-free basis. 5) Drying occurs by effecting vaporization of the liquid by supplying heat to the wet feedstock.

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Question 3: Answer the following: (15 Marks) A) Find the enthalpy and entropy for the following exothermic reaction: (10 Marks) Hb +0₂ Hb02 T(°C) K 0 22000 25 13350 50 8100 75 100 4500 2500 B) Answer True or False for the following: (5 Marks) 1) An equation of state is a mathematical relationship that relates the pressure, viscosity, and temperature of a gas, liquid, or solid. 2) Hemoglobin is a metalloprotein with a molecular weight of 68,000 gm/mole. 3) The thickness of the boundary layer (6) may be arbitrarily defined as the density of the surface at which the velocity reaches some proportion (such as 0.9, 0.99, and 0.999) of the undisturbed stream velocity. 4) In liquid-liquid extraction; (N) represents the weight fraction B on a B-free basis. 5) Drying occurs by effecting vaporization of the liquid by supplying heat to the wet feedstock.
Transcribed Image Text:Question 3: Answer the following: (15 Marks) A) Find the enthalpy and entropy for the following exothermic reaction: (10 Marks) Hb +0₂ Hb02 T(°C) K 0 22000 25 13350 50 8100 75 100 4500 2500 B) Answer True or False for the following: (5 Marks) 1) An equation of state is a mathematical relationship that relates the pressure, viscosity, and temperature of a gas, liquid, or solid. 2) Hemoglobin is a metalloprotein with a molecular weight of 68,000 gm/mole. 3) The thickness of the boundary layer (6) may be arbitrarily defined as the density of the surface at which the velocity reaches some proportion (such as 0.9, 0.99, and 0.999) of the undisturbed stream velocity. 4) In liquid-liquid extraction; (N) represents the weight fraction B on a B-free basis. 5) Drying occurs by effecting vaporization of the liquid by supplying heat to the wet feedstock.
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