Q-line on a y-x Phase Diagram

Organized by textbook: learncheme.com/ Shows how to use mass balances to draw a q-line on a y-x phase diagram for a n-hexane/n-octane mixture. The q-line determines the equilibrium compositions during a flash separations. Made by faculty at the University of Colorado Boulder, Department of Chemical & Biological Engineering. See the screencast "y-x Phase Diagram for VLE of a Binary Mixture": • y-x Phase Diagram for ...
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[@saliasuale3523]

You are the only one I found covering this. everyone else is jumping to McCabe Thiele... Thank you. saving lives

[@ardhyyuliawan6988]

Thank you for your explanation. Really helpfull

[@nikunjshah5071]

i am not getting it at 4:18

[@johnwilliammante6365]

Thanks

[@cosmasmwamwembe3409]

great video but the subtitle is making it difficulty to see what you were writing down

[@LearnChemE]

Thanks for the comment. We'll try to improve new ones so this isn't an issue.

[@juliantaylor8371]

instablaster.

[@preciousharry7899]

U haven't explained the y equation well ohh.... Why did u jump how to get the y equation na.... I have test on it today.. 😡 I just wasted my data

[@briansullivan2664]

great now does anyone know how to measure V and L in the lab or what instruments you will use. How do you determine molar flow rat of a vapor and molar flow rate of a liquid in real time and not take hours on a GC or HPLC unit. In other words, this equation is useless. Nice theory, but this will not work in practice. Schools need to teach more relevant and HIREABLE material. The word of the day for these academic theorists is HIREABLE.

[@shenandoahwrobel5354]

Correct usage of grammar and punctuation is also a hireable skill, but you don't seem too concerned about that.