Find the flux of A ( xA= 0.2) if Total flux is 5 mol/sq.m sec and J flux of A is 2 mol/sq.m sec.

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Find the flux of A ( xA= 0.2) if Total flux is 5 mol/sq.m sec and J flux of A is 2 mol/sq.m sec.

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Chris · Answer 1 · 2022-10-13T01:57:31+0000

Correct option is (c) 3

The explanation is: N flux of A = J flux of A + Total flux N * xA

= 2+ 0.5*2 = 3.

Find the flux of A ( xA= 0.2) if Total flux is 5 mol/sq.m sec and J flux of A is 2 mol/sq.m sec.

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