Two questions from the 2016 case study: regarding the number of partitions in the settler and the mass of the products resulting from the reaction between toluene and chlorine
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Do you all still remember? Especially for the toluene question, does the final product include HCl?
The settler indicated a value of around 23.3, so 24 plates were chosen
On page P133 of the Tianjin University version of the professional examination guide, if an dust collection chamber is equipped with n partitions, then the production capacity of such a multi-layer dust collection chamber becomes Vt=(n+1)blut. Does the original poster confirm that there is an option with a value of 24? If the calculation result is around 23, 23 should be chosen (if there is an option corresponding to 23)
Agreed; it comes out to n+1, which is a round number, so just subtract 1
It seems to work out to 22.9; I chose D, which is 23
My understanding is as follows: if 1 dust collection chamber is added with 1 partition, it becomes 2 dust collection chambers； If 2 partition blocks are added, there will be 3 dust collection chambers... Adding n partition blocks will result in n+1 dust collection chambers, and the gas processing capacity will become n+1 times that of the original. Therefore, since the result is a little over 23, 23 partition plates should be selected.
It came out to a little over 23, so I chose C: 23