C and D A biogas-plant converts biomass into methane. From a certain substrate, 52%(w/w) methane can be obtained.How many biomass (in kg) is needed, to produce 2500kg of methane?b) This methane is now burnt. Write down the correct reaction equation.c) How many mol and kg of each product will theoretically result fromthe 2500kg methane?d) What mass of carbon dioxide (in kg) will be theoretically produced by1000kg of this biomass?

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A biogas-plant converts biomass into methane. From a certain substrate, 52%
(w/w) methane can be obtained.
How many biomass (in kg) is needed, to produce 2500kg of methane?
b) This methane is now burnt. Write down the correct reaction equation.
c) How many mol and kg of each product will theoretically result from
the 2500kg methane?
d) What mass of carbon dioxide (in kg) will be theoretically produced by
1000kg of this biomass?

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