Question: Help please! ( 3 5 points ) Consider a 1 - m m thick - iron ( B C C membrane subjected to a temperature

Help please!
(35 points) Consider a 1-mm thick -iron (BCC membrane subjected to a temperature of 250C. The membrane is also subjected to pressure sides as shown below. Compute the diffusion flux through this membrane if the hydrogen pressure on one side of the membrane is 0.15MPa(1.48atm), and on the other side 7.5MPa(74atm). When a small enough -iron (BCC) plate is subjected to an atmosphere of hydrogen gas, the concentration and mass quantities of hydrogen in sides A and B are given below
Low-pressure side A
CH(A)=7.0210-5wt%
mH(A)=7.0210-5Kgin100gof-Fe
PA=7.5MPa
High-pressure side B
Pure -Fe
CH(B)=9.9310-6wt%
mH(B)=9.9310-6Kgin100gof-Fe
PB=0.15MPa
Fe=7.87gcm3
-Fe in a hydrogen atmosphere
2.1 The volume of Fe in gas A in 100g is
a.VFe(A)=4.2710-5m
b.VFe(A)=3.2710-5m3
c.VFe(A)=5.2710-5m3
d. None of the above
2.2 The volume of Fe in gas B in 100g is
a.VFe(B)=1.2710-5m3
b.VFe(B)=3.2710-5m3
c.VFe(B)=5.2710-5m3
d. None of the above
2.3 The concentration of hydrogen at the A face in kilograms of H per cubic meter of alloy is
a.CH(A)'=5.5310-3Kgm3
b. C"'H(A)=3.5110-4Kgm3
c.CH(A)9=5.2710-5Kgm3
d. None of the above
2.4 The concentration of hydrogen at the A face in kilograms of H per cubic meter of alloy is
a.CH(B)''=4.8710-5Kgm3
b.CH(B)''=7.8210-4m3
c.CH(B)''=6.6510-3Kgm3
d. None of the above
2.5 The hydrogen concentration gradient is
a.Cx=6.63Kgm4
b.Cx=4.75kgm4
c.Cx=8.12Kgm4
d. None of the above
2.6 The hydrogen diffusion coefficient is
a.D=8.2310-10m2s
b.D=6.4110-9m2s
c.D=8.2310-8m2s
d. None of the above
2.7 The hydrogen diffusion flux is
a.J=5.2110-10m2s
b.J=3.0510-8m2s
c.J=3.8510-9m2s
d. None of the above
 Help please! (35 points) Consider a 1-mm thick -iron (BCC membrane

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