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Methylene dichloride (CH­2Cl2) is used to recover caffeine (C­­8H10N4O2) from 1000 kg/h of coffee beans (containing...

Methylene dichloride (CH­2Cl2) is used to recover caffeine (C­­8H10N4O2) from 1000 kg/h of coffee beans (containing 0.2% caffeine) in a 4-stage countercurrent wash. Coffee bean slurry entrains 2 wt% CH­2Cl2 (solute free basis). What percent caffeine recovery at 2.5 times the minimum flowrate of CH­2Cl2? What CH­2Cl2 flowrate (in kg/h) is needed to recover 99% of C­­8H10N4O2? (you do not need more info)

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