Question: Azeotropic distillation is used for............................... a . ) Separating high boiling point mixtures b . ) Separating mixtures with very high relative volatility. c .

Azeotropic distillation is used for...............................
a.) Separating high boiling point mixtures
b.) Separating mixtures with very high relative volatility.
c.) Separating mixtures with constant boiling points.
d.) Separating mixtures deteriorated by heat
e.) None
In a system that forms an azeotrope with maximum boiling point, the equilibrium curve is at the azeotropic point
cross the diagonal line ...................
a.) It cuts with a slope less than one.
b.) It cuts with a slope greater than one.
c.) It cuts with a slope equal to one.
d.) It cuts with a slope equal to zero.
e.) None.
In a system that forms an azeotrope with a minimum boiling point, the equilibrium curve is at the azeotropic point.
cross line..................
a.) It cuts with a slope equal to one.
b.) It cuts with a slope equal to zero.
c.) It cuts with a slope less than one.
d.) It cuts with a slope greater than one.
e.) None.
............................The boiling point of an azeotropic mixture consisting of two liquids is
has a lower boiling point than either of the ingredients.
a.) When it deviates negatively from Raoult's law.
b.) When it deviates positively from Raoult's law.
c.) When it does not deviate from Raoult's law.
d.) Found in a saturated state.
e.) None
Which of the following expressions is among the dimensionless groups used in heat and mass transfer calculations?
is wrong.
a.) The Sherwood number in mass transfer is similar to the Nusselt number in heat transfer.
b.) Prandtl number in heat transfer is similar to Schmidt number in mass transfer
c.) Reynolds number in mass transfer is similar to Grashoff number in heat transfer
d.) Reynolds number remains the same in both heat and mass transfer
e.) None

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