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Mass Transfer

Mass Transfer
In a binary distillation column, if the feed contains 40 mole % vapour, the q line will have a slope of

0.6
-0.6
1.5
-1.5

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Mass Transfer
At a given equilibrium pressure, with increase in temperature, the concentration of adsorbed gas on solid adsorbant

Remains unchanged
Decreases
Increases exponentially
Increases

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Mass Transfer
According to Poiseuille's law, the permeability for gas flow through a capillary is proportional to (where, μ = gas viscosity)

√μ
μ²
1/μ
μ

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Mass Transfer
Can a cooling tower cool water below the wet bulb temperature of inlet air?

Yes
Yes ; but the air flow rate should be excessively high
Yes ; but height of cooling tower will be prohibitively high
No

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Mass Transfer
In distillation column design, the McCabe-Thiele procedure is inadequate and a Ponchan-Savarit procedure is needed, when

Saturated feed is not used
A total condenser is used
The latent heat of vaporisation of the more and less volatile components are greatly different
An azeotrope forms

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Mass Transfer
Capacity of a rotary dryer depends on its

Both Inclination with ground surface & R.p.m
None of the listed here
Inclination with ground surface
R.p.m

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