A continuous gravity decanter is used to separate two immiscible liquids, oil (SG = 0.76) and water. In the decanter, the water takes up a height of 0.75m, then a 0.4-m layer of oil settles on top. At what height must the %3D overflow line be placed? O 1.05 m 1.72 m O 0.64 m O 3.49 m

A continuous gravity decanter is used to separate two immiscible liquids, oil (SG = 0.76) and water. In the decanter, the water takes up a height of 0.75m, then a 0.4-m layer of oil settles on top. At what height must the %3D overflow line be placed? O 1.05 m 1.72 m O 0.64 m O 3.49 m

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