A reactor is supplied witha feed of by mole compositdion 46% C H-0,, 44% O and 10% N-. 50% of the limiting reagent conversion takes place, determine the following: CH,O, + O,- CO, HO (a) What is the percentage of O. in the producr? (b) What is the percentage of N. in the product? (c) What is the percentage of C,H-O, in the product? (d) What is the percentage of H O in the product?

A reactor is supplied witha feed of by mole compositdion 46% C H-0,, 44% O and 10% N-. 50% of the limiting reagent conversion takes place, determine the following: CH,O, + O,- CO, HO (a) What is the percentage of O. in the producr? (b) What is the percentage of N. in the product? (c) What is the percentage of C,H-O, in the product? (d) What is the percentage of H O in the product?

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter22: Bulk Electrolysis: Electrogravimetry And Coulometry

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Problem 22.32QAP

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