Balances on Multple Units with Reaction

[@Kaiserland111]

Lol, I just found this video 2 years after graduating. I whipped out a piece of paper and solved this problem in about 3 minutes. It's crazy how much I used to struggle with this stuff, and how elementary it is now.

[@DrMorrisonMTU]

That's the plan--that you learn something durable from your classes. Congratulations!

[@jezanko50]

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[@KetanPatel-lf5ez]

Can you provide the handout for this example (Balances on Multple Units with Reaction ).
Thank you for great explanation of simplicity of mass balance.

[@FarhanPravejLalitFLASH]

Thank you so much, ma'am

[@Charismaticj]

Can you please make an example of ones which are non-reacting but on MULTIPLE UNITS

[@akhilemcimeli2505]

so what is the single path conversion when do we use it?

[@DrMorrisonMTU]

Done! See the latest video in the channel.

[@sudiXP]

Thank you!

[@gdotone1]

flow rate? is not calculated, right? rate would be some quantity over time right?
you end up with more moles than you started with. are you off by a factor of 10.

[@TheWatchmanontheWall783]

now this is mind blowing

[@SuperJawadkhanlodhi]

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[@mundo014]

very good video thanks

[@MrWoopydalan]

How can you start off with 100 moles of propane, then out come over 900 moles of propane?

[@Samiolla]

some quantity was recycled from the product to the mixing point. I know my answer won't be helpful but I want to type my comment here xD

[@atikamohammed7153]

Thanks

[@sarhadradha7066]

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[@immortalmuffinz]

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[@satyampatel2.2223]

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[@عبدالصمدالربيدي-ث4ش]

please
solve this
Do the material balance of fractionation tower with the feed 5%
mole Methane, 70% mole Propane,10%mole Iso-butane,15%mole N -butane, the top product will contains 2% mole of iso-butane and the bottom product contain 2% mole propane maximum.

[@sbongamthethwa8506]

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