A. Solar Energy
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A.) the transfer of energy through a solid, such as the Earth’s crust
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Answer:
The answer is
mol/hr
mol/hr
Explanation:
For flash distillation
F = V+L


Fz = Vy+Lx
Y =
let, 
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F = 299;
= 0.85 ; z = 0.36
y = 
= 0.423 + 0.15x ------------(i)
= -43.99713
+ 148.27274
- 195.46
+127.99
-43.3
+ 7.469
+ 0.02011
At equilibrium,
= y
0.423+0.15
= 
-43.99713
+ 148.27274
- 195.46
+127.99
-43.3
+ 7.319
-0.403
F(x) for Newton's Law
Let 
= ![\frac{0-[{-0.403}]}{7.319}](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=%5Cfrac%7B0-%5B%7B-0.403%7D%5D%7D%7B7.319%7D)
= 0.055
= 
= 
= 0.085
= 
= 0.095
= 
= 0.07
From This x and y are found from equation (i) and L and V are obtained from
and F values
mol/hr
mol/hr
Covelant molecules are formed d