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Bezzdna [24]
2 years ago
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22.1-4. Equilibrium Stage Contact for Gas–Liquid System. A gas mixture at 2.026 × 10 5 Pa total pressure containing air and SO2

is brought into contact in a single-stage equilibrium mixer with pure water at 293 K. The partial pressure of SO2 in the original gas is 1.52 × 10 4 Pa. The inlet gas contains 5.70 total kg mol and the inlet water 2.20 total kg mol. The exit gas and liquid leaving are in equilibrium. Calculate the amounts and compositions of the outlet phases. Use equilibrium data from Fig. 22.2-1. Ans. xA1
Chemistry
1 answer:
tankabanditka [31]2 years ago
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Explanation:

Let the amount and composition of the exit streams is L_{1} and V_{1}.

It is assumed that air is insoluble in H_{2}O and H_{2}O does not vaporize.

This means that there is no presence of air in L_{1} stream and no presence of H_{2}O in V_{1} stream.

Hence, the system's overall balance will be as follows.

             L_{0} + V_{2} = L_{1} + V_{1}

                    2.2 + 5.7 = L_{1} + V_{1}

             L_{1} + V_{1} = 7.9 ............ (1)

As it is assumed that water will not vaporize. Therefore, all of it will go into L_{1}. And, as air is not soluble in water so all of it will exit into stream V_{1}.

Hence, the inert water flow will be as follows.

                  L' = L_{0}(1)

                      = 2.2(1) = 2.2 kg mol

The inert air flow is as follows.

               V' = V_{2} (1 - \frac{1.52 \times 10^{4}}{2.026 \times 10^{5}}

                   = 5.27 kg mol

Making SO_{2} (component A) balance:

    L'(\frac{X_{A_{0}}}{1 - X_{A_{0}}}) + V'(\frac{Y_{A_{2}}}{1 - Y_{A_{2}}}) = L'(\frac{X_{A_{1}}}{1 - X_{A_{1}}}) + V'(\frac{Y_{A_{1}}}{1 - Y_{A_{1}}})

       2.2 (\frac{0}{1 - 0}) + 5.27 (\frac{0.075}{1 - 0.075}) = 2.2 (\frac{X_{A_{1}}}{1 - X_{A_{1}}}) + 5.27 (\frac{Y_{A_{1}}}{1 - Y_{A_{1}}}) ......... (2)

Relationship between X_{A_{1}} and Y_{A_{1}} as follows. As V_{1} is present in equilibrium with L_{1}, the relation between Y_{A_{1}} and X_{A_{1}} may assumed to follow Henry's Law.

                    Y_{A_{1}} = H'X_{A_{1}}        

where,    H' = \frac{H}{P_{T}}

where,    H = Henry's constant

           P_{T} = total pressure

Value of H for SO_{2}-H_{2}O plot at 293 K is 29.6 atm.

Therefore,      P_{A} = Hx_{A} = 29.6x_{A}

                            H' = \frac{29.6}{2}       (as P_{T} = 2.026 \times 10^{5} Pa = 2 atm)

                                 = 14.8

So,    Y_{A_{1}} = 14.8 \times x_{A_{1}}      

Now, substitute the value of Henry's equilibrium relationship into equation (2) to make X_{A_{1}} as your single unknown value.      

       2.2(\frac{0}{1-0}) + 5.27(\frac{0.075}{1 - 0.075}) = 2.2(\frac{X_{A_{1}}}{1 - X_{A_{1}}}) + 5.27(\frac{14.8X_{A_{1}}}{1 - 14.8X_{A_{1}}})

          0.4273 = (\frac{2.2X_{A_{1}}}{1 - X_{A_{1}}}) + (\frac{77.996X_{A_{1}}}{1 - 14.8X_{A_{1}}})

           X_{A_{1}} = 4.947 \times 10^{-3}

                         = 0.004947

          Y_{A_{1}} = 14.8 \times X_{A_{1}}

                          = 0.07322

Now, solving for the amount of existing fluid in V_{1} and L_{1} as follows.

               L' = L_{1}(1 - X_{A_{1}})

            L_{1} = \frac{2.2}{1 - 0.004947}

                   = 2.211 kg mol

                V' = V_{1}(1 - Y_{A_{1}})

            V_{1} = \frac{5.27}{1 - 0.07322}

                      = 5.686 kg mol

Hence, for the exiting stream V_{1} with a total amount 5.686 kg mol has a composition of 7.32% SO_{2} and the balance air. And, the exiting stream L_{1} with a total amount 2.21 kg mol has a composition of 0.5% SO_{2} and balance H_{2}O.

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