Engineering, 19.12.2019 04:31 williamrobinson93
In an experiment, a sphere of crystalline sodium chloride (nacl) was suspended in a stirred tank filled with water at 20 °c. its initial mass was 100 g. in 10 min, the mass of the sphere was found to have decreased by 10%. the density of nacl is 2160 kg/m3 and its solubility in water at 20 °c is 320 kg/m3. using these results, the average value of mass transfer coefficient is
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