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100 lbmoles of Methane is feed into a partial oxidizer with 160 lbmoles of dry air...

100 lbmoles of Methane is feed into a partial oxidizer with 160 lbmoles of dry air which also contains water(humidity = 0.050 lb water/lb dry air). The methane partially oxidizes to produce CO according to: CH4 + 3/2 O2 —> CO + 2H2O If the outlet gas contains 45.00% (mole %, wet basis) nitrogen, what is the reaction conversion based on the limiting reactant?

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I think the %N2 is wrong because I have done simulation in excel .

for 100% conversion of O2 = %N2 = 45.2722%

nd for 0% conversion of O2 %N2= 47.162

So the Range of N2 is (45.2722 - 47.1642)

Plz upvote

Amanda K answered 1 month ago
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