Calculating Mass and Volumetric Flow of Nitrobenzene: Homework Solutions

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The specific gravity of nitrobenzene is 1.20, leading to a calculated mass of 300 kg for 250 liters. For a mass flow of 30 lbm/h, the corresponding volumetric flow rate is determined to be 183.33 mL/min. The discussion also addresses the calculation of the density of a mixture containing 20 liters of nitrobenzene and 3 ft³ of benzene, with the specific gravity of benzene being 0.879. To find the mixture's density, the total mass and volume must be calculated and then divided. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding specific gravity and volume conversion for accurate density calculations.
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Homework Statement



The specific gravity of nitrobenzene is 1.20.
a) Calculate the mass in kg of 250 litres of nitrobenzene.
b) Calculate the volumetric flow in mL/min corresponding to a mass flow of 30 lbm/h of nitrobenzene.
c) Calculate the density of a mixture composed of 20 litres of nitrobenzene and 3 ft^3 of benzene (SG = 0.879), by supposing that the volume of the mixture is the sum of the volume of the two substances.

Homework Equations



SG=p/pref
v=m/p

The Attempt at a Solution


a) I got 1.2*250=300 kg
b) I got v= 183.33 ml/min
C) I do not know how to solve it
I find 3ft^3= 84.950
and I do not how to solve it?Please help me
 
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Mix density = total kg / total liters (or total lbs/ total cu ft). Figure out both totals, then divide.
 
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