200 mol / minVapor Liquid Equilibrium70% water, and 30% Sulfuric Acid5% Sulfuric AcidTemperature: 200 CelsiusPressure: 5 atmPressure: 5 atmEstimate the temperature that would make it possible to reduce sulfuric acid from 30% to 5%.

Given, Temperature (T1) = 200 °C = 200 + 273 = 473 K Initial volume of sulfuric acid (V1) = 30 mL…

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200 mol / min
Vapor Liquid Equilibrium
70% water, and 30% Sulfuric Acid
5% Sulfuric Acid
Temperature: 200 Celsius
Pressure: 5 atm
Pressure: 5 atm
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