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It is desired to absorb ammonia from air into water producing an outlet gas stream with...

It is desired to absorb ammonia from air into water producing an outlet gas stream with 0.5mol% ammonia. equilibrium data given as y=1.414x in mole fraction. The counter current column has three equilibrium stages. Entering gas stream has a total of 10 kgmole/hr and has 80% mil NH3. Inlet water stream contains 2% mil ammonia. Find required flow rate entering liquid stream and flow rate of all outlet stream.

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