Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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A CSTR is to operated for 30 minutes with multiple flowrates of one of the input streams. If the flow rate changes coninuously with time such that it goes form 10 to 15 gallons/minute in 30 minutes, what is the transfer function for this change?
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