Assume the tanks are at steady-state (i.e. concentration within each tank is not changing with time) and well-mixed (i.e. the concentration flowing out of the tank is equal to the concentration within the tank). Mass can be tracked by multiplying flow rate, Q (L/s) by concentration, c (mg/L) to give mg/s. Hint: for each tank the mass coming in mg/s must equal the mass going out mg/s, set this up like our two reactor example from lecture 6. Note: Volume balances must hold in addition to mass balances. In other words, the Q entering the tank must equal the Q leaving the tank. You can use this principle to find any values for Q that are missing in the figure.

Assume the tanks are at steady-state (i.e. concentration within each tank is not changing with time) and well-mixed (i.e. the concentration flowing out of the tank is equal to the concentration within the tank). Mass can be tracked by multiplying flow rate, Q (L/s) by concentration, c (mg/L) to give mg/s. Hint: for each tank the mass coming in mg/s must equal the mass going out mg/s, set this up like our two reactor example from lecture 6. Note: Volume balances must hold in addition to mass balances. In other words, the Q entering the tank must equal the Q leaving the tank. You can use this principle to find any values for Q that are missing in the figure.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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