Preparation of hydrogen peroxide working solution by the anthraquinone method

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Hello, teachers on the forum! I am currently working on my graduation project, and I have some questions regarding the preparation of the working solution in the anthraquinone method. It is necessary for material balance, but it is unclear what the empirical value of the working fluid’s density is, or whether there is any method for calculating it The teacher specified for us an annual production volume of 25,000 tons of 27.5% hydrogen peroxide, but when working backwards, we encountered problems in calculating the composition of the working solution. The conditions seem insufficient; it is necessary to determine the density value of the working fluid. I hope the teachers can give some advice; thank you very much.

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