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Two (2) kmol·hr−1 of liquid n-octane (species 1) are continuously mixed with 4 kmol·hr−1 of liquid iso-octane (species 2). The mixing process occurs at constant T and P; mechanical power requirements are negligible.
(a) Use an energy balance to determine the rate of heat transfer.
(b) Use an entropy balance to determine the rate of entropy generation (W·K−1).
State and justify all assumptions.
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