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1500 m^3/h of a gas mixture containing 20 mole% solute and rest inert enters the absorber...

1500 m^3/h of a gas mixture containing 20 mole% solute and rest inert enters the absorber at 250 K temperature and 106.6 kPa pressure to remove 80% of original solute. solute free water used for absorption contains 10 mole% solute when it leaves the tower at the bottom. calculate the solvent flow rate to tower.

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