why is fractionating column packed with glass beds more
efficient that a vigreux column of the same length and same
diameter additionally why does the column need be wrapped with
aluminum foil
A continuous fractionating column operating at atmospheric
pressure, is to be designed to separate a mixture containing 40%
carbon disulfide (CS2 ) and 60% Carbon tetra chloride
(CCl4 ) into an overhead product containing 95% w.w
CS2 and 97% CCl4 waste. (All weight
percent).
Complete the material balance around the column? All
results should be in mole and mole percent (Not in weight
percent).
1. Draw a process flowchart
2. Write balances around the column based on CS2 and
CCl4....
Choose 4 different types of financial risk and compare them,
provide example for each type?
Note:
1-Each type need 100 words
2- Total not less than 400 words
3- Repetition NOT allowed
1. Explain why a packed fractionating column (steel wool inside
the glass tube) is more efficient than an unpacked one for
distillation? Explain in detail.
2. If 3 spots on a TLC, plates have the following Rfs, A= 0.43,
B=0.89, and C=0.53 what would be the order that the spots came off
a column? What would happen if you increased the polarity of the
solvent?
Give an example of an enzyme
Give a type of reaction
Name a pathway for each coenzyme/cofactor
For each:
Fe2+: found in Mb/Hb
Mg2+: stabilizes negative charges on ADP/ATP
Biotin: 1-C (carboxy) carrier
NAD+/NADH & FAD(H2): electron carriers (how many
electrons?)
TPP: 2-C (acetaldehyde) carrier
Lipoate: acyl/acetyl group and electron carrier
Coenzyme A: acyl/acetyl carrier with thiol group
Answer each question, pls TYPE answers showing the calculation
processes, not taking a picture of handwriting.
1. Using the Black-Scholes options pricing model. Calculate the
call option premium on a stock with an exercise price of $105,
which expires in 90 days. The stock is currently trading for $100
and the monthly standard deviation on the stock return is 3%. The
annual risk-free rate is 4% per year.
2. Explain why it may be better (add value) for a firm...