【Daily Question】Chemical Engineering Principles 210: Absorption (October 22)
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Multiple-choice question: In the absorption processes typically discussed, when the amount of absorbent used is reduced to its minimum value, a certain fraction (D) is achieved.
D The height of the packing layer tends to infinity~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Choice: D. Increase mass transfer area
In the absorption processes typically discussed, when the amount of absorbent used is reduced to its minimum, a certain fraction (C) is achieved.
The answer is D: the packing height tends to infinity
D. The height of the packing layer tends to infinity.
In the absorption processes typically discussed, when the amount of absorbent used is reduced to its minimum value, a certain fraction (C) can be achieved
Multiple-choice question: In the absorption processes commonly discussed, when the amount of absorbent used is reduced to its minimum, a certain fraction of the target can be achieved (C. This approach is the most economical). A. The recovery rate tends to be the highest ； B. The absorption driving force tends to be maximum ； C. Most economical to operate ； D. The height of the packing layer tends to infinity.