Chemistry, 24.09.2019 23:20 maskythegamer

In an evaporator 25 ton / h of a solution of 10% naoh, 10% nacl, and 80% water by weight. during evaporation, the water evaporates and the salt precipitates like crystals they are allowed to settle and are removed. the outgoing concentrated solution of the evaporator contains 50% naoh, 2% nacl and 48% water. based on this information is requested:
1. draw the process flow diagram, indicating each of its streams and compositions (known and unknown).
2. calculate the kilograms of precipitated salt and the kilograms of solution concentrated for every hour of work.

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In an evaporator 25 ton / h of a solution of 10% naoh, 10% nacl, and 80% water by weight. during eva...