The weight percentage represents the CO2 sorption capacity and need to convert to flow rate
To convert weight percentage to milliliters per minute (ml/min), you need additional information such as the density of the substance, the flow rate in terms of weight (e.g., grams per minute), and the total mixture flow. Here’s a general approach:
1. Obtain the weight percentage: This is typically the weight of the solute divided by the total weight of the solution, multiplied by 100.
2. Convert weight to volume: To go from weight (grams) to volume (milliliters), you’ll need the density of the substance, using the formula:
Volume (ml) = Weight (g)/Density (g/ml)
3. Determine the flow rate: If the flow rate is given in terms of weight (e.g., grams per minute), you can then convert it to ml/min by dividing by the density of the substance:
Flow rate (ml/min) = Flow rate (g/min)/Density (g/ml)
To convert weight percentage to ml/min, calculate the weight of the solute from the percentage, convert it to volume using the solution's density, and then determine the flow rate based on the time taken for that volume to flow. This will give you the flow rate in milliliters per minute.
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