Solve this question by ((Aspen Plus)) and show me the final output of the gas in and out and the liquid in and out as shown in the second picture. Thank you.

Absorption of Acetone in an Absorption Tower (Example 10.6-4 Reference 1) Acetone is being absorbed by water in a tower having a cross-sectional area of 0.186m2 at 293K and 101.32kPa (1 atm ). The inlet air contains 2.6mol% acetone and rest air. The total gas inlet flow rate is 15kmol/h. Calculate the rate of water required so that the outlet air contains a maximum of 0.1% acetone. Perform the optimization if the permissible mole fraction of acetone in water is 0.5% for the following cases: a) Tray tower b) Packed tower as a single section with raschig packing of 15mm. NOTE: The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) enforceable standard (permissible exposure limit or PEL) for acetone in workplace air is 1,000ppm