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The outlet gas stream of a process contains acetic acid vapor and air, at 31°C and atmospheric pressure, 53% saturated. The stream flowing at 534 L/min enters a compressor where its pressure is increased 35 times the initial pressure. A heat exchanger helps remove some of the heat generated, keeping the outlet gas at 73°C. Determine the molar flow rate of the condensate from this process. Type your answer in mol/min, 3 decimal places

The outlet gas stream of a process contains acetic acid vapor and air, at 31°C and atmospheric pressure, 53% saturated. The stream flowing at 534 L/min enters a compressor where its pressure is increased 35 times the initial pressure. A heat exchanger helps remove some of the heat generated, keeping the outlet gas at 73°C. Determine the molar flow rate of the condensate from this process. Type your answer in mol/min, 3 decimal places

Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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The outlet gas stream of a process contains acetic acid vapor and air, at 31°C and atmospheric pressure, 53% saturated. The stream flowing at 534 L/min enters a compressor where its pressure is increased 35 times the initial pressure. A heat exchanger helps remove some of the heat generated, keeping the outlet gas at 73°C. Determine the molar flow rate of the condensate from this process. Type your answer in mol/min, 3 decimal places For acetic acid: log P (mmHg) =A- A=7.38782 B = 1533.313 C=222.309 B C + T (°C)
Transcribed Image Text:The outlet gas stream of a process contains acetic acid vapor and air, at 31°C and atmospheric pressure, 53% saturated. The stream flowing at 534 L/min enters a compressor where its pressure is increased 35 times the initial pressure. A heat exchanger helps remove some of the heat generated, keeping the outlet gas at 73°C. Determine the molar flow rate of the condensate from this process. Type your answer in mol/min, 3 decimal places For acetic acid: log P (mmHg) =A- A=7.38782 B = 1533.313 C=222.309 B C + T (°C)
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