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The flow rates to and from a feed stage of a distillation column are proportional to the thickness of the arrows in the figure. Liquid (blue) flows down the column and vapor (green) flows up. Use the slider to change the quality of the feed stream. A qu...
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demonstrations.wolfram.com/FeedStagesInADistillationColumn
The Wolfram Demonstrations Project contains thousands of free interactive visualizations, with new entries added daily.
The flow rates to and from a feed stage of a distillation column are proportional to the thickness of the arrows in the figure. Liquid (blue) flows down the column and vapor (green) flows up. Use the slider to change the quality of the feed stream. A qu...
Contributed by: Rachael L. Baumann
Audio created with WolframTones:
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