i) Assumptions used:
pure steam and oil are immiscible
steam is miscible with propane
Raoults law is applicable (gas behave as ideal gas and liquid as ideal solution)
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mole fraction of propane at exit gas stream is calculated as
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(b) Propane must be stripped from an oil stream in a stripping column by using pure...
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