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What does Moer traffic mean and how is it calculated?

2015-10-31View Original

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Could someone tell me what MOER traffic means and how it is calculated? For example, if a certain container receives 3597 kg/h of hydrogen peroxide with a concentration of 60%, how is the molar flow rate of the hydrogen peroxide calculated?
Reply #22015-10-31
Moles is something learned in the first year of high school (at least that was the case in our time); 1 mole equals 6.02*10^23 molecules. The molecular weight that we know is the mass of one mole of molecules. The unit is “grams/mole” or “kilograms/kilomole”. 3597*0.6=2158.2 kg of hydrogen peroxide; the molecular weight of hydrogen peroxide is 34, so 2168.2/34=68.48 kilomoles per hour of hydrogen peroxide.
Reply #32015-11-01
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