At 278 K, a 7 mm thick layer of agar I water with 6.02 wt percent agar is employed to separate two glycerine solutions. The concentration of glycerine in the solution is 3.3 g glycerine 100 mL...

At 278 K, a 7 mm thick layer of agar I water with 6.02 wt percent agar is employed to separate two glycerine solutions. The concentration of glycerine in the solution is 3.3 g glycerine 100 mL solution at one end of the agar and 92 percent lower at the other end. Assuming a steady-state operation, calculate the glycerine flow through the agar gel in kg sucrose/s.m2.