Smoker's equation for the calculation of number of equilibrium stages in a continuous binary distillation column is used, when the

A Relative volatility is close to one (e.g., separation of close boiling isomers)
B Feed is not at its bubble point
C Number of equilibrium stages in only stripping section is to be calculated
D Number of equilibrium stages required is likely to be very small

Correct Answer: Relative volatility is close to one (e.g., separation of close boiling isomers)

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