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    Day 2 Chemical Engineering

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    A flotation plant processes 3,000 tons/day of


    CuFeS2.It produces 80 tons Cu concentrate
    assaying 25% Cu. If ore analyzes 0.7% Cu, The
    precent recovery is
    a. 95.24%
    b. 99.24%
    c. 93.24%
    d. 92.24%
    Any operation in which one solid is separated from
    another by floating one of them on the surface of the
    fluid.
    a. Flocculation
    b. Agglomeration
    c. Flotation
    d. Sedimentation
    Alter the surface of the mineral in order that it will
    become air-avid
    a. Frothers
    b. Promoters
    c. Coagulant
    d. Activators
    added to strengthen temporarily covering film of
    the air bubbles. It serves to stabilize the froth and
    holds the minerals until the froth can be scraped
    off into the concentrate launder.
    a. Frothers
    b. Promoters
    c. Coagulant
    d. Activators
    A Swenson-Walker crystallizer is to be used to
    produce 1 ton/hr of copperas crystalas by cooling a
    saturated solution which enters the crystallizer at
    120oF. The slurry leaving the crystallizer will be at
    80oF. Cooling water enters the crsyallizer jacket at
    60oF and leaves at 70oF. It may be assumed that U
    for the crystallization is 35 BTU/h-ft2-oF. There are
    3.5 ft2 of cooling surface per foot of crystallizer
    length and crystallization unit is 10 ft length. The
    cooling water required is
    a. 52 gpm
    b. 56gpm
    c. 60gpm
    d. 64 gpm
    The number of crystallizer units to be used.
    a. 6
    b. 7
    c. 8
    d. 9
    The concentration difference between that of the
    supersaturated solution in which the crystal is
    growing and that of a solution in equilibrium with
    the crystal is called
    a. Saturation
    b. Unsaturation
    c. Supersaturation
    d. None of these
    Compounds whose solubility increase with
    increasing temperature results in
    a. Absorption of heat when the compound
    dissolves
    b. No evolution of heat
    c. Evolution of heat when solution occurs
    d. All of these
    Which of the following is a hydrophobic adsorbent?
    a. Zeolites

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    b. Silica gel
    c. Chabazite
    d. Activated carbon
    Rate of physical adsorption increases with
    a. Increase in temperature
    b. Decrease in pressure
    c. Decrease in temperature
    d. Decrease in surface area
    Which of the following is not correct for physical
    adsorption?
    a. Adsorption on solid is reversible
    b. Adsorption is spontaneous
    c. Adsorption increases in temperature
    d. Both enthalpy and entropy of adsorption
    are negative
    The substance which is adsorbed on the surface
    a. Absorbent
    b. Absorbate
    c. Adsorbent
    d. Adsorbate
    The small multiblade ones in the radial-flow
    impellers are called
    a. Propeller
    b. Paddles
    c. Turbines
    d. Stirrer
    The adsorbent used in the purification of
    hydrocarbon products
    a. Alumina
    b. Bone char
    c. Fullers earth
    d. Silica gel
    The term applied to all ways in which particles of
    solids are cut or broken into smaller pieces
    a. Size reduction
    b. Screening
    c. Comminution
    d. Crushing
    The hardness of a mineral is criterion of its
    resistance to crushing. Which of the following is an
    example of a hard material
    a. Talc
    b. Calcite
    c. Sapphire
    d. Feldspar
    States that the energy required for crushing is
    proportional to the new surface created
    a. Rittingers law
    b. Kicks law
    c. Bond law
    d. Energy law
    When strong vertical currents in the mixing tank is
    desired, it is best to use
    a. Anchor agitator
    b. Propellers
    c. Pitched blade turbine
    d. Vertical blade turbine
    The velocity components induced by the rotation
    of the impeller in a mixing process tends to induce
    the formation of vortex and swirling. These
    velocity components are
    a. Vertical
    b. Normal to rotation
    c. Tangential and radial
    d. Longitudinal
    The drag coefficient in hindered settling is ___
    compared to free settling
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    Less than
    Constant
    Varying

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