the molecular diffusion coefficient
A student injects 5 mL of 20% Rhodamine solution in water (with specific gravity 1.15 g/mL) instantaneously and uniformly over the tube cross-section (π΄π΄ = 0.8 cm3) at the point π₯π₯ = 0 and the time π‘π‘ = 0. The tube is filled with stagnant water. Assume the molecular diffusion coefficient if π·π· = 0.13Β·10-4 cm2/s.
β’ What is the concentration at π₯π₯ = 0 at the time π‘π‘ = 0?
β’ What is the standard deviation of the concentration distribution π‘π‘ = 1 second after injection?
β’ Plot the maximum concentration in the tube, πΆπΆππππππ(π‘π‘), as a function of time over the interval π‘π‘ = [0, 24 h].
β’ How long does it take until the concentration over the region π₯π₯ = [-1, +1] meters can be treated as uniform? (A uniform distribution is one where the minimum concentration within a region is no less than 95% of the maximum concentration within that same region.)
BIOE2397 Homework #6
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