Find the Distribution coefficient if equilibrium solute concentration in extract is 0.75 and the solute concentration in Raffinate is 0.6.

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Find the Distribution coefficient if equilibrium solute concentration in extract is 0.75 and the solute concentration in Raffinate is 0.6.

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Chris · Answer 1 · 2022-10-12T06:21:18+0000

The correct option is (a) 1.25

Easy explanation: Distribution co-efficient = 0.75/0.6 = 1.25

Find the Distribution coefficient if equilibrium solute concentration in extract is 0.75 and the solute concentration in Raffinate is 0.6.

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