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The Last person answered this wrong. Let me show you an example of what I need Mass Ca(OH) 2 in = Mass of Ca(OH) 2
The Last person answered this wrong. Let me show you an example of what I need
Mass Ca(OH)2 in = Mass of Ca(OH)2 out + Mass of Ca2+ out
Mass of CO2 in = Mass of of CO2 out + Mass of HCO 3- out
This is a example of what I need but for this Reaction CaCO3 + H2O C a(O H)2 + CO2..
This equation is already balanced I just need the mass balance.
Once again, the equation is balanced I am don't need an explanation of why it is balanced. I need a mass balance equation.
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Introductory Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
Authors: J. Elliott, Carl Lira
2nd Edition
0136068545, 978-0136068549
