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Mass Transfer

Mass Transfer
The absorption factor is defined as (where, L = liquid flow rate, G = gas flow rate and, m = slope of the equilibrium line)

ML/G
G/mL
L/mG
LG/m

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Mass Transfer
The main reason for dividing a tall packed tower into series of small towers is to

Reduce liquid hold up
Avoid channeling
Avoid flooding
Minimise the overall pressure drop

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Mass Transfer
Water-ethyl alcohal solution can be concentrated (in respect of alcohal concentration) by __________ distillation.

Vacuum
Atmospheric
None of these
High pressure

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Mass Transfer
The reason for preferring packed towers over plate towers in distillation practice is that the packed tower operation gives

High pressure drop and low hold up
Low pressure drop and low hold up
Low pressure drop and high hold up
High pressure drop and high hold up

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Mass Transfer
Molecular diffusivity of a liquid

Is independent of temperature
Decreases with temperature
Increases with temperature
May increase or decrease with temperature

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Mass Transfer
Steady state equimolal counter diffusion is encountered in

Separation of a binary mixture by distillation
Absorption of NH₃ from air by water
All of these
All liquid-liquid diffusion systems

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