Mass Transfer Nitrobenzene (boiling point = 210.6°C) is steam distilled at 1 atm pressure.Nitrobenzene will distill off __________ °C. At < 100 Between 100 and 210 At > 210.6 None of the listed here At < 100 Between 100 and 210 At > 210.6 None of the listed here ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Mass Transfer In continuous distillation, the internal reflux ratio (Ri) and the external reflux ratio (Re) are related as Ri = Re/(1 - Re) Ri = Re/(1 + Re) Ri = (1 - Re)/Re Ri = Re Ri = Re/(1 - Re) Ri = Re/(1 + Re) Ri = (1 - Re)/Re Ri = Re ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Mass Transfer Overall efficiency of the distillation column is Always more than the point efficiency Same as the Murphree efficiency The ratio of number of actual plates to ideal plates The ratio of number of ideal plates to actual plates Always more than the point efficiency Same as the Murphree efficiency The ratio of number of actual plates to ideal plates The ratio of number of ideal plates to actual plates ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Mass Transfer Dew point of an air-water vapor mixture Corresponding to any point on the humidity chart is obtained by projecting a line through this point parallel to the temperature axis and to the saturation curve Decreases with decrease in pressure All of the listed here At constant humidity & total pressure is fixed Corresponding to any point on the humidity chart is obtained by projecting a line through this point parallel to the temperature axis and to the saturation curve Decreases with decrease in pressure All of the listed here At constant humidity & total pressure is fixed ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Mass Transfer During drying of a solid, the critical moisture content increases with Increased thickness of the solid Increased drying rate Decreased drying rate Both B and C Increased thickness of the solid Increased drying rate Decreased drying rate Both B and C ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Mass Transfer Physical absorption is An irreversible phenomenon A reversible phenomenon Both B & C Accompanied by evolution of heat An irreversible phenomenon A reversible phenomenon Both B & C Accompanied by evolution of heat ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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