Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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A binary distillation is performed so that a distillate 94% and bottoms 8% in of the more volatile Component A results. The process shown below reflects one operating condition of a feed stream.
Rectification, Stripping and the q-line are all provided on the x-y diagram below. Aling with expected stage for the distillation..
Solve a), b) c)
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