HETP is numerically equal to HTU, only when the operating line

Mass Transfer
HETP is numerically equal to HTU, only when the operating line

Lies above the equilibrium line

Lies below the equilibrium line

And equilibrium lines are parallel

Is far from the equilibrium line

Lies above the equilibrium line

Lies below the equilibrium line

And equilibrium lines are parallel

Is far from the equilibrium line

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The drying time between fixed moisture contents within the 'constant rate period' is proportional to (assuming that drying occurs from all surfaces of the solid) (where, T = thickness of the solid )

T

√T

T1.5

T3

T

√T

T1.5

T3

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Weight of 1 m³ of humid air as compared to 1 m³ of dry air, under the same conditions, is

Less

Same

More

Unpredictable

Less

Same

More

Unpredictable

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When acetone is added in a two layer mixture of methyl isobutyl ketone and water at 30°C, the acetone distributes between the two layers and the composition of the layer follows two solubility curves. For this system,

The distribution curve which is a plot between x (acetone concentration in one phase) and y (acetone concentration in other phase) is analogous to x-y curve used in distillation and absorption termina

As the acetone concentration increases, the solubility curves approach each other

Both the phases become identical at a particular common point on both the solubility curves called the plait point

All of these

The distribution curve which is a plot between x (acetone concentration in one phase) and y (acetone concentration in other phase) is analogous to x-y curve used in distillation and absorption termina

As the acetone concentration increases, the solubility curves approach each other

Both the phases become identical at a particular common point on both the solubility curves called the plait point

All of these

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Hypersorption refers to a __________ process.

Moving bed absorption

Fixed bed absorption

Moving bed adsorption

Fixed bed adsorption

Moving bed absorption

Fixed bed absorption

Moving bed adsorption

Fixed bed adsorption

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With increase in pressure, the relative volatility for a binary system

Remains same

Either A or B, depends on the system

Increases

Decreases

Remains same

Either A or B, depends on the system

Increases

Decreases

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Mass Transfer HETP is numerically equal to HTU, only when the operating line

Mass Transfer The drying time between fixed moisture contents within the 'constant rate period' is proportional to (assuming that drying occurs from all surfaces of the solid) (where, T = thickness of the solid )

Mass Transfer Weight of 1 m³ of humid air as compared to 1 m³ of dry air, under the same conditions, is

Mass Transfer When acetone is added in a two layer mixture of methyl isobutyl ketone and water at 30°C, the acetone distributes between the two layers and the composition of the layer follows two solubility curves. For this system,

Mass Transfer Hypersorption refers to a __________ process.

Mass Transfer With increase in pressure, the relative volatility for a binary system

Mass Transfer
HETP is numerically equal to HTU, only when the operating line

Mass Transfer
The drying time between fixed moisture contents within the 'constant rate period' is proportional to (assuming that drying occurs from all surfaces of the solid) (where, T = thickness of the solid )

Mass Transfer
Weight of 1 m³ of humid air as compared to 1 m³ of dry air, under the same conditions, is

Mass Transfer
When acetone is added in a two layer mixture of methyl isobutyl ketone and water at 30°C, the acetone distributes between the two layers and the composition of the layer follows two solubility curves. For this system,

Mass Transfer
Hypersorption refers to a __________ process.

Mass Transfer
With increase in pressure, the relative volatility for a binary system