List a minimum of 3 factors that would control the rate at which the moisture is removed (vapor pressure gradient) from a freeze dried product
1. The rate of heat conduction through the container and the frozen material, both relatively poor thermal conductors, to the drying boundary, while maintaining all of the product below its eutectic temperature.
2. The impeding effect of the increasing depth of dried, porous product above the drying boundary.
3. The temperature and heat capacity of the shelf itself
List a minimum of 3 factors that would control the rate at which the moisture is...
Wet leather enters a continuous drier at 45% moisture (wet) and leaves at a rate of 200 lbs/h with a moisture content of 25% moisture (dry). Air at 140°F and 10% RH enters the drier, and leaves the drier at 120°F and 40% RH. Assume atmospheric pressure on both inlet and outlet. Vapor pressures of water at 120°F and 140°C are 87.55 mm Hg and 149.44 mm Hg, respectively. a.) Calculate the rate (lbs/h) at which water is removed from...
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A number of factors determine the rate at which a given compound travels through a gas chromatograph. List two of these factors: The period following injection that is required for a compound to pass through the column is called the What would happen to the retention time of a compound if the following changes were made? Decrease the flow rate of the carrier gas Increase the temperature of the column Increase the length of the column How do the temperature...
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a) List two factors other than user error that would contribute to a yield greater than 100%. (2 marks) b) List two factors other than user error that would contribute to a yield lower than 100%. (2 marks) Context: a synthesis of aspirin lab, where we: "prepared a sample of aspirin, recrystallized the raw product, and determined the percentage yield of the aspirin based on the limiting reagent."
(3) Use the vapor pressures for tetrachloromethane given in the following table to estimate the temperature and pressure of the triple point and also the enthalpies of fusion, vaporization and sublimation. Solid 230 225.7 280 340 6440 62501 Liquid 4) Calculate the change in the freezing point of water at 100. and 500. bar compared to that at 1 bar assuming that the density of the liquid and solid phases remain constant at 997 and 917 kg m, respectively. Explain...
Discuss the psychosocial context of terrorism, explaining which factors and circumstances encourage terrorism to develop? List and describe the various motives and justifications that are characteristic of terrorists with examples. which type of terrorism do you believe is the most difficult to explain, predict, and control? What approaches might work best with this type of terrorism that you have identified?
The higher the relative humidity, the better it could be to spray herbicides. Which would be a better day: Day#1 - A dry bulb temperature of 86 degrees F and an actual vapor pressure of 25 mmHg. Day 1RH Number % Day #2 - A dry bulb temperature of 95 degrees F and an actual vapor pressure of 22 mmHg. Number % Click for List Day 2 Day 1
The factors limiting state control of healthcare is the increasing cost at an annual rate of 7% a years, which is sustained will bankrupt Medicare in nine years and increase the nation's overall annual health care tab to 4 trillion 10 years. These rising costs are an iimportant reason with the number of uninsured has soar, but the cost problem aaffects everyone. New or increased use of medical technology contributes 40-50% to annual cost increases, and controlling this technology is...