A laboratory apparatus to measure the diffusion coefficient of vapor—gas mixtures consists of a vertical, small-diameter column containing the liquid phase that evaporates into the gas flowing over the mouth of the column. The gas flow rate is sufficient to maintain a negligible vapor concentration at the exit plane. The column is 150 mm high, and the pressure and temperature in the chamber are maintained at 0.25 atm and 320 K, respectively.
For calibration purposes, you ye been asked to calculate the expected evaporation rate
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