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The shark tank at an aquarium houses 5 sharks that deplete the aquarium water of a total of 85.00 g of oxygen per hour. Water from the tank is diverted through a bubbler unit that oxygenates the water using a stream of oxygen-rich air, and then is returned to the tank. At steady state, water enters the bubbler containing 0.000700 wt% O2 and exits the bubbler containing 0.001000 wt% O2. For every kilogram of the inlet water stream that enters the bubbler, 0.00500 mol of oxygen-rich air with an initial composition of 40.00 mole% O2 and 60.00 mole% N2 is fed through the bubbler. Label the flowchart of the process below. Drag the labels below to fill in the spaces next to each quantity. If you are not given a value for a quantity, place the word \"unknown\" in the space. DO NOT LEAVE ANY SPACES EMPTY. Show work.

Outlet air mol/hr mol% O2 mol% N2 Inlet water (oxygen-poor) kg/hr Bubbler Outlet water (oxygen-rich) wt% water kg/hr 0.0007 0.001 40.00 60.00 unknown Inlet air SCROLL BELOW TO SEE THE REST OF THIS PROBLEM. wt% water mol/hr mol% O2 mol% N2 Map How many unknowns are there in this process? Number

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