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In a batch process, 50 Kg of H2O and 40 Kg of CO2 entered a vessel with some H2O, if 100 Kg of product leaves the vessel, what is the percentage of H2O in the product?

Correct Answer: 60%
Percentage of H2O in the product = (100 – 40)/100*100 = 60%.

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