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This document outlines the internal assessment test for the B.E/B.Tech. degree in Biotechnology at Salem College of Engineering and Technology, focusing on Chemical Process Calculations. It includes a structured examination format with multiple-choice questions and detailed problems related to chemical calculations, properties of gases, and solutions. The test is scheduled for April/May 2023 and consists of three parts, with a total of 100 marks available.

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CPC QP

This document outlines the internal assessment test for the B.E/B.Tech. degree in Biotechnology at Salem College of Engineering and Technology, focusing on Chemical Process Calculations. It includes a structured examination format with multiple-choice questions and detailed problems related to chemical calculations, properties of gases, and solutions. The test is scheduled for April/May 2023 and consists of three parts, with a total of 100 marks available.

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Reg. No.

SALEM COLLEGE
OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
B.E/B.Tech. DEGREE EXAMINATION, APR/MAY 2023
INTERNAL ASSESSMENT TEST-I
DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY

BT3491/CHEMICAL PROCESS CALCULATIONS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY


Year/Sem II/ IV
Date: Time: 3 Hrs Maximum: 100 marks
Answer ALL Questions
PART A-(10X2 =20 marks)
Q.
No. Question CO PO BTL
1. Convert a pressure of 2 atm to mmHg ? 1 2 2
2. Convert a volumetric flow rate 2 m3 is to l/s ? 1 2 2
3. Define Molality. 1 1 1
4. Calculate the equivalent weights of component i) CaCl2 ii) FeCl3 1 2 2
5. Find moles of k2 Co3 that will contain 117kg of k ? 1 2 2
6. State ideal gas law. 2 1 1
7. Define Raoults law equation. 2 1 1
8. 15kg of Co2 is comprised at a temperature 303k volume 0.5m3 calculate the pressure
2 2 2
required for volume ideal gas law is applicable .
9. What is Humidification ? 2 1 1
10. Define relative humidity, saturation humidity. 2 1 1
Answer ALL Questions
PART B-(5X13=65Marks)
11 a) i) 20g of caustic soda is dissolved in water to prepare 500ml of solution. Find the
. normality, molarity of solution. (6)
2
ii) 2000ml solution of strength 0.5N H2SO4 is to be prepare in laboratory by adding 1 3
98% H2SO4 to water.Calculate the volume in ml of 98% H2SO4 to
be added to get solution of required strength. (7)
Or
b) i) Sodium chloride weighing 200kg is mixed with 600kg potassium chloride. Calculate the
composition of mixture ,i)Weight% ii)Mole%. (7)
1 2 3
ii) Nitric acid and water forms maximum boiling azetrope containing 62.2% water/mole.
Find the composition of azetrope in weight %. (6)
12 a) A mixture of CH3 and C2H5 has density 1.0kg/m3 at 273k(0OC) and 101.325kPa pressure
. 1 2 2
calculate the mole and weight% of CH3 and C2H5 in the mixture . (13)
Or
b) i)A mixture of nitrogen and carbon dioxide at 298k (25o C) and 101.325kPa has a
average molecular weight 31.What is partial pressure of nitrogen . (6)
1 2 3
ii) A mixture of CH4& C2H6 has the average molecular weight of 22.4 find mole %
CH4&C2H6 in the mixture. (7)
13 a) Calculate the density of air containing 21% O2 79% N2 by volume at 503K (230OC) and
1
. 1519.875kPa. (13) 2 2

Or
b) A natural gas has the following composition by volume CH4 = 82% C2H6=12% and N2=6%
2 2
Calculate the density of gas at 288K(15oC) and 101.325kPa and composition in weight 3
percent (13)
14 a) A solution containing 55%Benzene, 28% Toluene and 17% Xylene, by weight is in contact
. with its vapour at 373K (100oC ) . Calculate the total pressure and molar composition of the
liquid and vapour. Data vapour pressure at 373K (100OC) Benzene=178.60kPa 2 2 2
Toluene=74.60kPa , Xylene =28kPa
(13)
Or
b) An ideal gas mixture contains 40% N2, 30% CO2 and 30% H2 by volume at
P=202.65kPa (absolute) 338 K (65OC). Calculate (a) the partial pressure of each
2 2 2
component ,(b) the mass fraction of nitrogen, (c) the average molecular weight of
the gas and ,(d) the density of gas (g\l) (13)
15 a) Define Humidification , i)Dry bulb temperature ,ii)Wet bulb temperature ,iii)Dew point
. 2 3
iv)Absolute humidity 1
(13)
Or
b) Define Molal humidity ,i) Relative humidity, ii) Saturation humidity, iii) Percentage 2
2 1
humidity, iv)Humid heat, v) Humid volume (13)

Part- C
(1X15=15mark)
16. a) The dry bulb temperature and dew point of ambient air were found to be302K
(29Oc) and 291K (18oC) respectively. Barometer reads 100Kpa. Calculate (a) the
absolute molal humidity.(b) the absolute humidity.(c) the %RH (d) the %
2 2 3
saturation € the humid heat and (f) the humid volume.
Data: Vapour pressure of water at 291K= 2.0624kPa
Vapour pressure of water at 302K= 4.004kPa (15)
Or
b)
The dry bulb temperature and dew point of ambient air were found to be 303K
(30oC) and 289K (16oC) respectively. Calculate (i) the absolute molal humidity (ii)
the absolute humidity, (iii) the %RH, (iv) the % saturation and (v)the humid heat
2 2 2
Data: Vapour pressure of water at 289K= 1.818kPa
Vapour pressure of water at 303K= 4.243kPa
Barometer pressure=100kPa (15)
BTL: 1-Remembering, 2- Understanding, 3- Applying, 4- Analyzing, 5- Evaluating, 6-Creating

SUBJECT INCHARGE HOD PRINCIPAL

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