If the inert gas content in the ammonia entering the tower changes, how does the ammonia exiting the tower change as a result?

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It is known that the ammonia content entering the tower is x1, the inert gas content is z1, and the ammonia content exiting the tower is y1. So, when the ammonia content entering the tower is x2 and the inert gas content is z2, what is the ammonia content y1 exiting the tower? All other conditions remain unchanged. I hope experts can provide corrections.

Reply #2 2017-03-30

Quantitative calculation is required; provide mathematical formulas so that it can be calculated.

Reply #3 2017-03-30

*e*e!!! Thank you!

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