Air containing mole fraction of 0.25 methyl formate is mixed with pure water at 1 atm...

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Air containing mole fraction of 0.25 methyl formate is mixed with pure water at 1 atm and 25°C. The gas mixture enters the mixer at 100 kmol/h. Water at the same rate is used to absorb methyl formate from air. What are the amounts of liquid and vapor leaving the mixer? How much methyl formate is removed from air when water and air are assumed immiscible? Air containing mole fraction of 0.25 methyl formate is mixed with pure water at 1 atm and 25°C. The gas mixture enters the mixer at 100 kmol/h. Water at the same rate is used to absorb methyl formate from air. What are the amounts of liquid and vapor leaving the mixer? How much methyl formate is removed from air when water and air are assumed immiscible?

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