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1.	The conversion achieved for the liquid phase reaction occurring in an adiabatic PFR with a heat of reaction -100 kJ/molK, specific heat of the stream being 100 J / molK and the temperature difference being 800K is ___
A.	0.65
B.	0.75
C.	0.90
D.	0.80
Answer» E.

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