Q. A semi-batch process differ from an open process in which of the following?

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Q. A semi-batch process differ from a closed process in which of the following?

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Q. Tap filling a jar with water is an example of which of the following process?

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Q. Water flowing in plants from tap through a pipe, the process is an example of which of the following process?

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Q. Water boiling in a container is an example of which of the following?

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Q. Two reactants enters a vessel and a reaction is carried out, it is an example of which of the following?

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Q. In a batch process, 70 Kg of H₂O and 10 Kg of NaOH and some other reactants enters the vessel, if 100 Kg of product leaves the vessel, what is the percentage of H₂O in the product?

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Q. 10 Kg of oil is burnt in a container and taken off from the container if 1% of oil remains on the container wall, how much oil is taken off?

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Q. In a batch process, 50 Kg of H₂O and 40 Kg of CO₂ entered a vessel with some H₂O, if 100 Kg of product leaves the vessel, what is the percentage of H₂O in the product?

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Q. In a batch process, 40 mole of O₂ and 30 mole of CO₂ entered a vessel with some CO₂, if 100 mole of product leaves the vessel, what is the percentage of O₂ in the product?

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Q. In a batch process, 5 mole of H₂ and 3 mole of CO₂ entered a vessel with some CO₂, if 10 mole of product leaves the vessel, what is the percentage of H₂ in the product?

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Q. In a batch process, 2 mole of SO₂ and 3 mole of CO₂ entered a vessel with some SO₂, if 5 mole of product leaves the vessel, what is the percentage of SO₂ in the product?

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Q. In a batch process, 5 mole of SO₂ and 3 mole of CO₂ entered a vessel with some SO₂, if 10 mole of product leaves the vessel, what is the percentage of SO₂ in the product?

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Q. Solution-1 at the rate F combines with solution-2 at the rate D, their combination gives the product at the rate P, what is the equation of material balance?

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Q. Solution-1 containing 30% sulfuric acid flowing at the rate 10 Kg/min combines with Solution-2 containing 20% sulfuric acid flowing at the rate 5 Kg/min, if their product is out at the rate 20 Kg/min what is the percentage of sulfuric acid in the product?

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Q. Solution-1 containing 10% nitric acid flowing at the rate 10 Kg/min combines with Solution-2 containing 40% nitric acid flowing at the rate 5 Kg/min, if their product contains 30% nitric acid, what is the flow rate of product?

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Q. Solution-1 containing 10% nitric acid and 20% acetic acid at the rate F combines with Solution-2 containing 20% nitric acid and 10% acetic acid at the rate D, the product formed contains 30% nitric acid and 20% acetic acid at the rate P, how many independent equations containing F, D, and P are possible?

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Q. Solution-1 containing 10% hydroChloric acid and 20% acetic acid at the rate F combines with Solution-2 containing 20% hydroChloric acid and 30% acetic acid at the rate D, the product formed contains 20% hydroChloric acid and 30% acetic acid at the rate P, how many independent equations containing F, D, and P are possible?

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Q. Solution-1 containing 40% nitric acid and 20% carbon dioxide at the rate F combines with Solution-2 containing 30% nitric acid and 40% carbon dioxide at the rate D, the product formed contains 30% nitric acid and 20% carbon dioxide at the rate P, If P = xF what is x?

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Q. Solution-1 containing 40% acetic acid and 20% carbon dioxide at the rate F combines with Solution-2 containing 20% acetic acid and 40% carbon dioxide at the rate D, the product formed contains 30% acetic acid at the rate P, what is the percentage of carbon dioxide in product?

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