Maximum acceptable total liquid gradient over a tray is about _______________ mm?

Correct answer: B. 12.5

  • A. 5.5
  • B. 12.5
  • C. 30.5
  • D. 45.5

Explanation

The total liquid-level difference caused by gradient across a tray should generally be limited to about 12.5 mm. A larger gradient produces unequal liquid depth and contact time, reducing tray performance.

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