Engineering, 14.04.2020 21:44, jackbruski

We will feed 500 kg/hr of feed that is 30 wt% pyridine and 70 wt% water to a counter current extractor system. The solvent is pure chlorobenzene and its flow rate is 600 kg/hr. The desired outlet raffinate should contain 4 wt% pyridine. Find the composition of the exiting extract stream, flow ra

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