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#Question id: 15490


Respiratory Quotient is given by

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#Question id: 15468

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In downstream processing of gluconic acid, concentrated fermentation broth containing 20% (w/w) gluconic acid is cooled in a heat exchanger prior to crystallisation. 2000 kg h-1 liquid leaving an evaporator at 90°C must be cooled to 6°C. Cooling is achieved by heat exchange with 2700 kg h-1 water initially at 2°C. The final temperature of the cooling water is 50°C. 
Assume (heat capacity of gluconic acid is 0.35 cal g-1 °C-1).
h (liquid water at 90°C = 376.9 kJ kg-1)
h (liquid water at 6°C = 25.2 kJ kg-1)
h (liquid water at 2°C = 8.4 kJ kg-1 )
h (liquid water at 50°C = 209.3 kJ kg-1)
h (gluconic acid at 90°C=0)
How much heat is removed to the cooling water?

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#Question id: 15469

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What is the rate of heat loss from the gluconic acid solution to the surroundings? 

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#Question id: 15470

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In the stoichiometric equation given below identify which one of the following corresponds to oxygen balance:
CwHxOyNz + aO2 + bHgOhNi cCHαOβNδ + dCO2 + eH2O

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#Question id: 15471

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Which one of the following need NOT be conserved in a biochemical reaction?

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#Question id: 15472

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The mass of 1 kmol of oxygen molecules is

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#Question id: 15473

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How many kilograms of ethanol is produced from 1 kg of glucose in ethanol fermentation?