Discussion
Why does the mass transfer term rise with velocity?
Answer: A
Partition takes time, and at high velocity a molecule is swept along before it has settled into equilibrium, so some molecules run ahead and others lag. Phase stripping, turbulence and pressure drop are not the mechanism. A term proportional to velocity, opposing one inversely proportional to it, is exactly what produces a minimum, and the balance point is the optimum flow. Naming the cost of a choice alongside its benefit is what turns a fact into a design decision.
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