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Answer:
the flow rate of the gas stream leaving the condenser is 71.9 moles/min
Explanation:
Given the data in the question and the figure below;
N2 BALANCE
(100% - 18%) × ( mole rate in ) = ( 100% - 5%) × ( mole rate out)
0.82 × ( mole rate in ) = 0.95 × ( mole rate out)
mole rate in = 0.95 × ( mole rate out) / 0.82
mole rate in = 1.1585365853 × ( mole rate out)
now;
HEXANE BALANCE
0.18 × ( mole rate in ) = 0.0500 × ( mole rate out) + condensate --- equ 1
but condensate = 1.5 L/min × ( density of hexane ) × 1/molar mass of hexane
we know that;
density of hexane is 0.6548 g/mL
and molar mass of hexane is 86.18 g/mol
so,
condensate = 1.5 L/min × ( 0.6548 g/mL × 1000 mL/L ) × ( 1/86.18 g/mol)
condensate = 11.3970758876
now lets substitute into equation 1
0.18 × ( mole rate in ) = 0.0500 × ( mole rate out) + condensate
⇒ 0.18 × ( 1.1585365853 × ( mole rate out) ) = 0.0500 × ( mole rate out) + 11.3970758876
⇒ 0.208536585354(mole rate out) = 0.0500( mole rate out) + 11.3970758876
⇒ 0.208536585354(mole rate out) - 0.0500( mole rate out) = 11.3970758876
⇒ 0.158536585354(mole rate out) = 11.3970758876
mole rate out = 11.3970758876 / 0.158536585354
mole rate out = 71.889247 ≈ 71.9 moles/min
Therefore, the flow rate of the gas stream leaving the condenser is 71.9 moles/min

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