Calculate product rates and compositions, stage temperatures, and interstage vapor and liquid flow rates and compositions for
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Calculate product rates and compositions, stage temperatures, and interstage vapor and liquid flow rates and compositions for an absorber having four equilibrium stages with the specifications in figure. Assume the oil isnC10.
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Absorbent 90°F, 75 psia 1000 Ibmol/h 75 psia Feed gas 90°F, 75 psia 4 Ibmol/h 286 C2 C3 пС 157 240 169 148 తొలోలొలె
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