What is the mole balance of a component in a CSTR? (Where F0 is the m – McqOptions

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1.	What is the mole balance of a component in a CSTR? (Where F0 is the molar flowrate of reactant entering and F is the exit molar flowrate)
A.	F0 = FX + F
B.	F0 = FX + F0
C.	F0 = F0X + F
D.	F0 = X + F
E.	F0 = FX + Fb) F0 = FX + F0c) F0 = F0X + Fd) F0 = X + F
Answer» D. F0 = X + F

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