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Which one is process and why?( evaporation, vaporization,
reactor, fluid flow)

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Which one is process and why?( evaporation, vaporization, reactor, fluid flow)..

Answer / yash

reactor is the process where chemical changes take place
while all others are physical operations.

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Which one is process and why?( evaporation, vaporization, reactor, fluid flow)..

Answer / nagesh

Fluid flow: this is just an operation
Reactor: It is an equipment
Vaporization: Phase change operation from liquid to vapor
Evaporation: is a process where liquid will be evaporated
and dry solid will remain. here you can see mass transfer
(gain or loss)

Ans: Evaporation

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Which one is process and why?( evaporation, vaporization, reactor, fluid flow)..

Answer / harshal thakar

why pH ranges just between 0 to 14.and not 5 to 67,0 to 10,etc.....

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Which one is process and why?( evaporation, vaporization, reactor, fluid flow)..

Answer / ankur

the which increases the conversion with the help of phsical properties

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Which one is process and why?( evaporation, vaporization, reactor, fluid flow)..

Answer / prashant

Fluid flow is process where liquid,solid or gas is
transfer/flow from one point to another by any media (
unit peration ).

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