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Chemical Engineering - MCQ Practice Questions

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Q.61Easy

In a binary diffusion process, the mass transfer coefficient 'k_c' has dimensions of:

Q.62Easy

Which of the following best describes the Schmidt number (Sc) in mass transfer?

Q.63Easy

For a spherical particle undergoing mass transfer, the Sherwood number correlation for creeping flow (Re << 1) is approximately:

Q.64Easy

In liquid-liquid extraction, the distribution coefficient K_D is defined as the ratio of solute concentration in:

Q.65Medium

The Fick's first law of diffusion in binary mixtures states that the molar flux J_A is proportional to:

Q.66Medium

For equimolar counter-diffusion in a binary system, the molar fluxes satisfy:

Q.67Medium

The Stefan problem in mass transfer involves:

Q.68Medium

In a countercurrent absorption column, if the gas-phase mass transfer coefficient is k_G = 0.05 kmol/(m²·s·atm), the interfacial area 'a' = 200 m²/m³, and column cross-section = 5 m², the volumetric overall mass transfer coefficient is:

Q.69Medium

The penetration theory for mass transfer assumes that the contact time between fluid elements is:

Q.70Medium

For absorption of a sparingly soluble gas in a liquid with fast reaction kinetics, the enhancement factor 'E' is determined by:

Q.71Medium

In membrane separation, the permeate flux in reverse osmosis is given by:

Q.72Medium

A gas A diffuses through a stagnant film of gas B. If the diffusivity D_AB = 0.1 cm²/s, film thickness δ = 0.01 cm, and concentration difference = 0.05 mol/cm³, the diffusive flux is:

Q.73Medium

The height of a transfer unit (HTU) in a packed absorption column represents:

Q.74Hard

In foam fractionation for protein separation, the enrichment factor depends on:

Q.75Hard

For a non-isothermal diffusion process with coupled heat and mass transfer, the Lewis number Le is defined as:

Q.76Hard

The asymptotic solutions for mass transfer in turbulent flow predict that the Sherwood number varies with Reynolds number as:

Q.77Hard

In gas-solid adsorption, the Langmuir isotherm assumes:

Q.78Hard

For simultaneous diffusion and reaction (fast reaction regime) in a porous catalyst, the effectiveness factor η approaches:

Q.79Hard

In hollow fiber membrane contactors for gas absorption, the advantage over conventional columns is:

Q.80Hard

The correlation for mass transfer coefficient in agitated vessels (Harriott equation) is k_L·a ∝: