Results in a concentrated product

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An alcohol solution contains 6% ethanol by mass. This solution is fed to a distillation process which results in a concentrated product (90% ethanol by mass) and an "ethanol free" product (0.005% ethanol by mass). If the solution is fed to the process at 1000 kg/hr, at what rate is the "ethanol free" liquid produced?

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