AQUEOUS SODIUM HYDROXIDE (NAOH) SOLUTION HAVE 0.6 MOLAR, FLOW INTO A PROCESS UNIT AT A RATE...

AQUEOUS SODIUM HYDROXIDE (NAOH) SOLUTION HAVE 0.6 MOLAR, FLOW INTO A

PROCESS UNIT AT A RATE OF 3.5 FT33/MIN.

THE SP. G OF THE SOLUTION IS 1.1.

CALCULATE;

1. THE MASS CONC. OF NAOH IN KG/M33.

2. THE MASS FLOW RATE OF NAOH IN KG/MIN.

3. THE MASS FRACTION OF NAOH.

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