Hi,
I am working out a heat transfer problem but I've to solve the Differential equation in order to keep going on but it's been a long time since i did any Differential. your help will be appreciated.
d/dx[(k+aT)dT/dx]=0
i need thins in terms of T(x)
my boundary conditions...
Hi,
I am working out a heat transfer problem but I've to solve the Differential equation in order to keep going on but it's been a long time since i did any Differential. your help will be appreciated.
the equation in heat transfer form is T^2+z*k*T=z(C1*x+C2)
or...
any good HEAT TRANSFER books out there??
Hi,
I am looking for a heat transfer book for Graduate level. i am actually familiar with good undergraduate books like fundamental of heat transfer. please tell me a little bit about whatever book you are recommending
thanks in advance
i just found that it is actually not working.
i tried really different things to make it work but it has not
so what i did is
i did a ratio between the relationship you gave me 1 mole of hcl/ 9 mole of h2o = [(the mass of hcl (100 g?)/ (atomic mass36.46)]/[(mass of H2O/(atomic mass of h2o...
ok here is the problem description
one tenth of a kg of an aqueous solution of HCL is poured into .2 kg of an aqueous solution of NaOH solution. the mole fraction of the HCL solution was .1, whereas that of the NaOH solution was .25. what are the mole fractions of each of the components in the...
it's been along time since i did any chemistry and I'm facing this now.
i think i need to find a relation between the molar fraction before the reaction and the mass of Nacl and h2o. maybe there is a ratio or something
ok thanks for the replay
i've .1 kg hcl
.2 kg Naoh
molar fraction of hcl is .1
molar fraction of naoh is .25
and i want to find the molar number for the reaction which should be h2o and Nacl
please let me know if I'm clear enough
thanks :)
molar fraction problem?? (Help)
hi,
I need help with this problem, ( I've spent fairly enough time trying to figure it out but :(
anyways, I'm
given) the mass of Naoh and hcl
the fraction number of the two before reaction
find) the fraction number after reaction is...