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Sodium Chloride Control in Soap Production by kiapoulo is a document available to read on EtoBox.

This document discusses a process for controlling sodium chloride waste from soap production. Students are making soap via saponification and must meet regulations for salt concentration in discharged water. Their waste tank initially contains 15L of water and 750g of salt. Fresh water enters at 2L/min while salty waste enters at 1.5L/min, and 3.5L/min is discharged. An ODE model is developed and solved to determine how the salt concentration in the discharged water changes over time and at steady state.

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kiapoulo

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EN