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Conversion of mass to moles a continuous feed to a separation unit is 1,000 kg/h of 45 wt% methanol and 55 wt% water, whose molecular weights are 32 and 18, respectively. compute: (a) feed rate in lbmol/h, and (b) composition in mole fractions.

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