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How to convert the mol% of LPG components to Wt%? ? ? ?

2017-07-20View Original

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Known: Properties of liquefied gas: The molecular weight of liquefied gas is 50.02; for propylene, the molecular weight is 42, with a composition of 39.529 mol%. How to convert 39.529 mol% in propylene to Wt%.
Reply #22017-07-20
The mol% value is essentially the same as the V/V%, so by multiplying it by the density, one can obtain the mass.
Reply #32017-07-23
The molar ratio is the volume ratio; multiplying it by the mass of each component divided by the sum of the masses of all components gives the mass ratio.

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