Materials Science And Engineering Properties
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ISBN: 9781111988609
Author: Charles Gilmore
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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1. Activity of a gas in equilibrium with solution is ______?
A. its partial pressure; B.1.0; C. its molar concentration; D. 0.0
2. During a sorption procedure, the substance transferred from the gas or liquid phase to the solid phase is called ______
A. sorbent; B. sorbate; C. partition; D. none of the above
3. When a chemical has a lower KOW, it is more ______
A. hydrophobic; B. hydrophilic; C. more absorbable; D. less absorbable
4. _____ occurs on the adsorbent surface
A. Adsorption; B. Sorption; C. Absorption; D. Adsorption and absorption
5. _____ addresses the change in the amount of a substance of interest with time.
A. The equilibrium approach; B. The kinetic approach; C. Henry’s Law; D. Freudlich isotherm equation
Problem 2. A reverse osmosis membrane has a kw values of 2.5-10 L/(m²-s-bar) and an
average ks value of 3.5.10+ L/(m²-s). Find the expected permeate salt concentration of
chloride if the feed concentration is 4500 mg/L, the system operates at a gauge pressure
of 35 bar on the feed side of the membrane, and 95%. Assume the permeate has a
negligible osmotic pressure. Answer: 171 mg/L.
The pOH of a basic solution is 3.33. What is pH?
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