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If the passes through the device is n=1 The time constant T=1345s Expected release percent= 77% Maximum concentration C= 10 Calculate the time required

If the passes through the device is n=1 The time constant T=1345s Expected release percent= 77% Maximum concentration C= 10 Calculate the time required Correct Answer 2000s

Since c/C= (1-exp(-t/T)n, hence t=2000s.

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