Mass Transfer To increase the absorption factor, (where, G = gas flow rate, S = solvent flow rate) Decrease both 'G' and 'S' Increase 'S' and decrease 'G' Increase both 'G' and 'S' Increase 'G' and decrease 'S' Decrease both 'G' and 'S' Increase 'S' and decrease 'G' Increase both 'G' and 'S' Increase 'G' and decrease 'S' ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Mass Transfer The individual mass transfer co-efficients (moles/m² . s) for absorption of a solute from a gas mixture into a liquid solvent are, KL = 4.5 and KG = 1.5. The slope of the equilibrium line is 3. Which of the following resistance (s) is (are) controlling ? Liquid side Both liquid and gas side Interfacial Gas side Liquid side Both liquid and gas side Interfacial Gas side ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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 ) T T3 T1.5 √T T T3 T1.5 √T ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Mass Transfer The value of NA/(NA + NB), for steady state equimolal counter diffusion of two gases 'A' and 'B' is 0.5 1 ∞ 2 0.5 1 ∞ 2 ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Mass Transfer A minimum boiling azeotrope is exemplified by Acetone-carbon disulphide Water-isobutyl alcohol Toluene-benzene None of these Acetone-carbon disulphide Water-isobutyl alcohol Toluene-benzene None of these ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Mass Transfer The absorption factor is defined as (where, L = liquid flow rate, G = gas flow rate and, m = slope of the equilibrium line) L/mG LG/m ML/G G/mL L/mG LG/m ML/G G/mL ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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