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92 PROCESS SIMULATION AND CONTROL USING ASPEN1

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Check whether the information displayed in the window, shown in Figure 2.58 ,
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composition (mole fraction) as ordinate against 'reactor length' (in) as abscissa.
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Note that the plot window can be edited by right clicking on that window and
selecting Properties . In the properties window , the user can modify the title, axis scale,
font and colour of the plot. Alternatively, double-click on the different elements of the
plot and modify them as we like to improve the presentation and clarity.