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test ngine is fed octane (C8H18) fuel at a ae of 1.50 molis along with 120...

test ngine is fed octane (C8H18) fuel at a ae of 1.50 molis along with 120 mol of har .Both are fed at 12 atm pesure and 50C.Examinatioe of the exhaust gas reveals that 4.0% of octane did not react and thar CO is present with a CO/CO2 molar ratio of 1/5


Write two independent stoichiometric to account for the combustion of octant in this situation , reflecting the obsorved products

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given

feed:1.5 moles of octane & 120moles of air

so moles of oxygen in feed=0.21*120=25.2moles

remaining 94.8 moles are of N2

reaction stoichiometry

C8H18 +12.5O2 -----> 8 CO2+9H2O                    .........(1)

C8H18+8.5O2-------->8CO+9H2O                         .............(2)

componant feed stream product stream
octane 1.5moles 0.06 moles
N2 94.8moles 94.8moles
O2 25.2moles 8.16moles
CO 0moles 1.92moles
CO2 0moles 9.6moles
  • as 4% octane remain unreacted it will apear in product stream

so octane in product stream = 0.04*1.5 = 0.06 mol

  • N2 does not take part in reaction so it will appear in product stream
  • given that CO/CO2=1:5

from stoichiometry 1 mol octane 8 mol CO8mol CO2

so therefore amount of reacted octane reacts 5 times to give CO2 (reaction 1) that of reacted to produce CO by reaction 2

total amount of octane reacted =1.5-0.06=1.44

1.44/6=0.24

therefore 0.24 moles of octane undergoes reaction 2 to produce equivalent CO

&1.2 moles of octane react to give CO2 by reaction 1

therefore

0.24 moles of octane 8*0.24 CO1.92 moles of CO

1.2moles of octane8*1.2moles of CO29.6 moles of CO2

by stoichiometry

O2 reacted

by reaction 1

1.2 moles of actane12.5*1.2 moles of O215 moles of O2

by reaction 2

0.24 moles of octane 8.5*0.24 moles of O22.04 moles of O2

therefore total O2 reacted = 15+2.04=17.04moles

unreacted O2 will appear in product stream

unreacted O2=25.2-17.04=8.16 mol


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