Task 1 Company 1 is new into distillation & separation has approached CD19 for support on...

Task 1
Company 1 is new into distillation & separation has approached CD19 for support on the following problem: -
(a) They wish to separate a 50-gram sample of a new liquid compound, by heating it in a reactor to convert it from liquid to gas. The final pressure of the gas should be 775 mmHg at 24oC. They are struggling to find the volume of the reactor. Can you help? What volume of the reactor will be required to achieve the stated requirements?

(b) Another placement student suggests that by chilling the gas by 15oK will reduce the size of the reactor. Is the second engineer correct and by how much would the volume change?

(c) The temperature and pressure effects on a liquid can be described by the kinetic molecular theory. The customer would like you to explain this in a short and concise manner.
You are expected to draw a diagram (labeled) of the relationship between temperature and pressure for a liquid that is heated to form an ideal gas. Relative phase compositions should also be labeled.

Data
MWSample = 550 g/mol
1 mmHg = 133.32 Pa

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samet mamat answered 3 weeks ago

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