Ammonia (A) diffuses through a stagnant layer of air (B), 1cm thick, at 25 ºC and 1 atm total pressure. The partial pressures of ammonia on the two sides of the air layer are: PA0=0.9 atm and PAl=0.1 atm respectively. Air is none diffusing. Calculate the molar flux of ammonia. DAB= 0.214 cm2 /s
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![N_A = \frac{D_{AB} * P_T }{RT(z_2 -z_1)} * ln [\frac{P_T - P_{Al}}{P_T - P_{AO}} ]](/tpl/images/0969/5009/086d8.png)
![N_A = \frac{2.14 *10^{-5} * 1.01325*10^{5} }{8.314 *298 (0.01)} * ln [\frac{1 - 0.1}{1 - 0.9} ]](/tpl/images/0969/5009/c7bba.png)
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