Mass Transfer Langmuir equation is associated with Adsorption Multicomponent absorption Steam distillation Leaching Adsorption Multicomponent absorption Steam distillation Leaching ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Mass Transfer Nitrobenzene (boiling point = 210.6°C) is steam distilled at 1 atm pressure.Nitrobenzene will distill off __________ °C. At > 210.6 Between 100 and 210 At < 100 None of the listed here At > 210.6 Between 100 and 210 At < 100 None of the listed here ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Mass Transfer Steam distillation is not recommended to be used, if the Material can not be distilled by indirect heating even under low pressure, because of the high boiling temperature Material to be distilled is thermally unstable or has the tendency to react with other components associated with it, at the boiling temperature Liquids decompose, if distilled directly at atmospheric pressure Azeotropic mixture is to be separated and the final product is miscible with water Material can not be distilled by indirect heating even under low pressure, because of the high boiling temperature Material to be distilled is thermally unstable or has the tendency to react with other components associated with it, at the boiling temperature Liquids decompose, if distilled directly at atmospheric pressure Azeotropic mixture is to be separated and the final product is miscible with water ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Mass Transfer Fractional solvent extraction Results in low interfacial tension Employs two solvents Employs only one solvent None of the listed here Results in low interfacial tension Employs two solvents Employs only one solvent None of the listed here ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Mass Transfer H₂S present in naphtha reformed gas is removed by absorbing with HCl Ethanolamine K₂CO₃ Vacuum gas oil HCl Ethanolamine K₂CO₃ Vacuum gas oil ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Mass Transfer In extraction, as the temperature increases, the area of hetrogeneity (area covered by binodal curve) None of these Remains unchanged Decreases Increases None of these Remains unchanged Decreases Increases ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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