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How to determine coefficients for equilibrium constants? The equilibrium constant built in aspen has the following...

How to determine coefficients for equilibrium constants?

The equilibrium constant built in aspen has the following equation:

ln (Keq) = A + B / T

How to determine these coefficients: A, B

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Methane reacts with chlorine to produce methyl chloride and hydrogen chloride. CH4 + Cl2 → CH3Cl...

Methane reacts with chlorine to produce methyl chloride and hydrogen chloride. CH4 + Cl2 → CH3Cl + HCl Once formed, methyl chloride can be chlorinated in subsequent reactions to form methylene chloride (CH2Cl2), chloroform (CHCl3) and carbon tetrachloride (CCl4). In a methyl chloride production process a reactor is fed with methane and chlorine in a molar ratio of 5: 1 (methane: chlorine). In the process the chlorine is consumed in its entirety. The selectivity observed in the process is 4 mol of CH3Cl / mol of CH2Cl2 and negligible amounts of chloroform and carbon tetrachloride. The product stream of reactor passes to a condenser where CH3Cl and CH2Cl2 are separated in liquid form, and CH4 it is separated from the HCl to be recirculated to the process (only CH4 is recirculated). The production of CH3Cl is 500 kmol / h. Calculate the flow and molar composition of the fresh feed, the HCl flow that occurs and the flow of methane recirculation.

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A liquid stream ,F, containing A and B is fed to a distillation column. Given: Mole...

A liquid stream ,F, containing A and B is fed to a distillation column.

  • Given:
  • Mole fraction of A in the feed is 0.65
  • A is the more volatile component
  • The enthalpy of the feed as a saturated vapor = 1125 btu/lbmol
  • The enthalpy of the feed as a saturated liquid = 140 btu/lbmol
  • The enthalpy of the feed as fed to the column = 440 btu/lbmol


1) What is q? (Correct answer is 0.69543)
If the feed line equation is of the form y = mx + b (in terms of the more volatile component):
2) What is m? (Correct answer is -2.28332)
3) What is b? (Correct answer is 2.13417)

*The correct answers are there please show the work on how to get the answer given*

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1. Three tanks are interconnected non-interactively. The fluid enters the first tank at the flow rate...

1. Three tanks are interconnected non-interactively. The fluid enters the first tank at the flow rate q and the third
leaves the tank at flow rate q3. The speed of the fluid coming out of the third tank is fixed by means of a pump.
It is maintained. According to this,
a) Mathematically the effect of the change in the velocity of the fluid entering the first tank on the liquid height in the third tank
Please express. (The areas of the tanks are equal to each other.)
b) If the velocity of the fluid entering the first tank is suddenly increased by 10 units, the height of the liquid in the third tank over time
express the change mathematically. (The time constant of the first and second tanks are 2 minutes and 3 minutes respectively,
area of ​​tanks 1 m2
'D.)
* Show the system schematically

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A packed bed reactor is also known as a fluidized bed reactor? Only when using an...

A packed bed reactor is also known as a fluidized bed reactor?
Only when using an alias
Depends on the catalyst used
True
Always false

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Mixing of citric acid takes place in a 12-liter capacity tank. The tank has initially (t...

Mixing of citric acid takes place in a 12-liter capacity tank. The tank has

initially (t = 0), 4 Liters of fresh water (no citric acid). Citric acid solution stream at 0.1 kg/L concentration enters the tank at a rate = 0.1 L/min. The citric acid solution leaves out from a

nozzle in the tank at a rate = (t+1) L/min. Assume the tank is well-mixed and no reaction takes place.

1. Sketch and label the tank and show if the system is steady state or not, why?

2. Derive the ODE that show the relationship between citric acid concentration and

time?

3. Solve the ODE to get a relationship between Citric acid concentration and time?

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Explain the production of methanol by one-step, two-step and auto thermal reforming process in detail? b)...

Explain the production of methanol by one-step, two-step and auto thermal reforming process in detail?
b) What are the types of reactors employed in the synthesis of methanol?

1000 words each
thanks

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Q. 1. Explain the role of Oman government in reducing the carbon foot print of the...

Q. 1. Explain the role of Oman government in reducing the carbon foot print of the nation.

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Hydrogen is produced by the reaction: ?? (?) + ?2? (?) → ??2 (?) + ?2...

Hydrogen is produced by the reaction: ?? (?) + ?2? (?) → ??2 (?) + ?2 (?) The feed stream to the reactor is an equimolar mixture of carbon monoxide and steam, and it enters the reactor at 425 K and atmospheric pressure. If 70 % of steam is converted to hydrogen and if the product steam leaves the reactor at 750 K, how much heat must be transferred from the reactor?

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Explain the effect of temperature of langmuir isotherm?

Explain the effect of temperature of langmuir isotherm?

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Calculate the entropy of the process of freezing of benzene under 1 atm pressure in 2...

Calculate the entropy of the process of freezing of benzene under 1 atm pressure in 2 cases

a. Reversible solidification at 50C knowing the freezing temperature of benzene is -2370 cal/mol.

b. Non-reversible freezing condensation at -50C.

Knowing the heat capacity of solid and liquid benzene is 30,3 and 29,3 cal/mol.K espectively.)

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explain the working principle of disc stack centrifuge and operating condition for downstream process of protein

explain the working principle of disc stack centrifuge and operating condition for downstream process of protein

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Gaseous feed to the reactor composition 75% butane ( C3H8) and 25% hydrogen ( percent by...

Gaseous feed to the reactor composition 75% butane ( C3H8) and 25% hydrogen ( percent by volume) is burned in a reactor with 25% excess air. The percentage conversion of butane to CO2 95% and the balance to CO. Calculate the mole composition of the stack

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why cant we apply catalytic combustion to particulate matter laden gases?

why cant we apply catalytic combustion to particulate matter laden gases?

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Based on different size of droplets as calculated/ reported in part 2, how long they will...

Based on different size of droplets as calculated/ reported in part 2, how long they will take to settle down on surface. Use three different size (max, average, min) (Fluid mechanics might help you)

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