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1.) Formaldehyde is formed by reaction of methanol and oxygen. 2CH3OH(L) + O2​(g) --> 2HCHO(g) +...

1.) Formaldehyde is formed by reaction of methanol and oxygen.

2CH3OH(L) + O2​(g) --> 2HCHO(g) + 2H2​O(L)      (where: L = liquid phase, and g = gas phase)

A stoichiometric feed of methanol and oxygen is fed to the reactor at a rate of 100 mols/min and a temperature of 40 oC. Conversion is 100 %, and the product stream leaves at 50 degrees centigtrade.

Find the heat.

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