please slove clearly CSsherwood's dimensionless number touse inmass transfer calculations is defined asFollowssh = F. IC.DI isWere F is the mass transfer coefficient,length (m), c molar concentration (kgmol/m³)and D is the diffusion coefficient (m²/s).what is the proper unitproper unit of F in the slsystemScanned withCamScanner

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CS sherwood's dimensionless number to mass transfer calculations is Follows sh = F. I C.D use in Scanned with CamScanner defined as Were F is the mass transfer coefficient, I is length (m), c molar concentration (kgmol/m³) and D is the diffusion coefficient (m²/s). what is the proper unit proper unit of F in the sl system

CS sherwood's dimensionless number to mass transfer calculations is Follows sh = F. I C.D use in Scanned with CamScanner defined as Were F is the mass transfer coefficient, I is length (m), c molar concentration (kgmol/m³) and D is the diffusion coefficient (m²/s). what is the proper unit proper unit of F in the sl system

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