Consider the following phase diagram of a three-component system of A. B and C.Q15. The plait point occurs approximately at:AA) 40%A, 20%B B) 42%A, 28%B C) 40%A, 40%BF) 0%A, 10%BD) 50%A, 50%BQ16. What is theA) 60%A, 10%CC) 30%A, 20%BE) 20%A, 40%Bmass % of components A, B and C at the point x?B) 10%A, 90%BD) 70% A, 20%BQ17. Adsorption isotherms are models constructed at constant:A) concentrationB) dose of adsorbentC) pHD) temperature

15. Answer :--- The plait point occurs approximately at are :-- (C) 40% A, 40% B 16. Answer…

Consider the following phase diagram of a three-component system of A. B and C. Q15. The plait point occurs approximately at: A) 40%A, 20%B B) 42%A, 28%B C) 40%A, 40%B F) 0%A, 10%B D) 50%A, 50%B E) 20%A, 40%B Q16. What is the mass % of components A, B and C at the point x? A) 60%A, 10%C B) 10%A, 90%B C) 30%A, 20%B D) 70% A, 20%B Q17. Adsorption isotherms are models constructed at constant: A) concentration B) dose of adsorbent C) pH D) temperature B

Consider the following phase diagram of a three-component system of A. B and C. Q15. The plait point occurs approximately at: A) 40%A, 20%B B) 42%A, 28%B C) 40%A, 40%B F) 0%A, 10%B D) 50%A, 50%B E) 20%A, 40%B Q16. What is the mass % of components A, B and C at the point x? A) 60%A, 10%C B) 10%A, 90%B C) 30%A, 20%B D) 70% A, 20%B Q17. Adsorption isotherms are models constructed at constant: A) concentration B) dose of adsorbent C) pH D) temperature B

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