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Today’s [Daily Question]: True or False question on the theory of polysilicon distillation: 1. Plate towers are used for distillation, while packed towers are used for absorption. 2. The constant molar flow assumption holds under all conditions. Notes: 1. —↑↓Polysilicon version♫Activity list♫Moderator quick guide↓↑— 2. Please be sure to hide your replies! The address of the hiding method is hidden after the revision. If no reply is set, it will be deleted ; 3. Participants will receive 2 wealth points as a reward; those who answer correctly will get 5 wealth points. Those who provide a brief analysis may receive an additional 1-2 wealth points at the discretion of the organizers ; Each reply allows only one rating; moderators are requested to revoke any invalid ratings ; 4. Do not edit after replying; editing after replying will only earn you 2 wealth points as a reward ; 5. The purpose of this activity is to boost everyone’s enthusiasm for participation and to learn together about the knowledge related to the polysilicon segment ; 6. Promote rating: Rating other sea friends does not consume one’s own resources, but rather the resources allocated by the system on a regular basis. For Haoyou members who receive positive ratings, a gratitude award will be presented on a monthly basis in this edition – stay tuned ; 7. Members who have any objections to the questions can contact me via private message to discuss them. Summary post of daily questions for the polysilicon section in November; Summary post of daily questions for the polysilicon section in December; Summary post of daily questions for the polysilicon section in January. Both questions were wrong
1. Plate towers for distillation, and packed towers for absorption. False 2. The assumption of constant molar flow holds under all conditions. False
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1. Plate towers for distillation, and packed towers for absorption. (Wrong) 6 _) |7 A4 o7 q6 H7 R; L7 2. The assumption of constant molar flow holds under all conditions. (Mistake)