Discuss what is required to be true for the molar-averaged and mass-averaged velocities to be identical. Be specific and relate to physical properties. Be sure to prove that what you write is correct using the principles of mass transfer.

Discuss what is required to be true for the molar-averaged and mass-averaged velocities to be identical. Be specific and relate to physical properties. Be sure to prove that what you write is correct using the principles of mass transfer.

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molar-averaged and mass-averaged
velocities to be identical. Be specific and
relate to physical properties. Be sure to
prove that what you write is correct using
the principles of mass transfer.

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