Modes and Diffusion MCQs

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Q41.
Which among the following is the statement of the β€˜Fick’s Law’?

a.

The molar flux of species relative to an observer moving with the molar average velocity is proportional to the concentration gradient of the species.

b.

The mass flux of species relative to an observer moving with the molar average velocity is proportional to the concentration gradient of the species.

c.

The molar flux of species relative to an observer moving with the mass average velocity is proportional to the concentration gradient of the species.

d.

The molar flux of species relative to a stationary observer is proportional to the concentration gradient of the species.

Discuss
Answer: (a).The molar flux of species relative to an observer moving with the molar average velocity is proportional to the concentration gradient of the species.
Q42.
The gas A diffuses through non-diffusing B from point 1 to point 2. The total pressure is 2atm and yᴀ₁=0.1 and yα΄€β‚‚=0.Then the ratio (dPα΄€/dz)1/(dPα΄€/dz)2 is

a.

10

b.

1.11

c.

0.9

d.

2.3

Discuss
Answer: (c).0.9
Q43.
In industries titanium is hardened through diffusion of carbon. The concentration of carbon at 1mm into the surface of the titanium slab is 0.25kg/m³ and at 3mm the concentration is 0.68kg/m³. The rate at which the carbon is entering into its surface is 1.27*10⁻⁹kg/m².s. Calculate the value of diffusion coefficient of carbon.

a.

5.91*10⁻¹²

b.

5.91*10⁻¹β°

c.

5.91*10⁻¹¹

d.

5.91*10⁻¹³

Discuss
Answer: (a).5.91*10⁻¹²
Q44.
The mass transfer by convection can take place under how many conditions?

a.

1

b.

2

c.

3

d.

4

Discuss
Answer: (b).2
Q45.
Lewis number is given by

a.

4 Ξ±/D

b.

3 Ξ±/D

c.

2 Ξ±/D

d.

Ξ±/D

Discuss
Answer: (d).Ξ±/D
Q46.
Prandtl number is given by

a.

V/Ξ±

b.

2 V/Ξ±

c.

3 V/Ξ±

d.

4 V/Ξ±

Discuss
Answer: (a).V/Ξ±
Q47.
Schmidt number is given by

a.

2 V/D

b.

D/V

c.

V/D

d.

2 D/V

Discuss
Answer: (c).V/D
Q48.
Sherwood number is given by

a.

3/2 hβ‚˜ L/D

b.

½ hβ‚˜ L/D

c.

3 hβ‚˜ L/D

d.

hβ‚˜ L/D

Discuss
Answer: (d).hβ‚˜ L/D
Q49.
The solution for velocity, concentration and temperature boundary layers will be same if

a.

Prandtl number = Schmidt number= Lewis number

b.

Prandtl number = 2 Schmidt number= Lewis number

c.

Prandtl number = Schmidt number= 2 Lewis number

d.

2 Prandtl number = Schmidt number= Lewis number

Discuss
Answer: (a).Prandtl number = Schmidt number= Lewis number
Q50.
Convective mass transfer involves the transportation of material between a boundary surface and a moving fluid or between two immiscible fluids. It is prescribed by the relation

a.

2 hβ‚˜ (d CΠ²)

b.

½ hβ‚˜ (d CΠ²)

c.

hβ‚˜ (d CΠ²)

d.

3/2 hβ‚˜ (d CΠ²)

Discuss
Answer: (c).hβ‚˜ (d CΠ²)
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