Consider a tank contains a gas mixture of oxygen, Nitrogen, and methane. Assume mass of O,is 3 kg, mass of N, is 5 kg, and mass of CH, is 10 kg. Find the mole fraction of each component. a) yo, = 0.2044, YN, = 0.1989, yCh, = 0.5965 %3D = 0.1989, yCH, 5) Yo, = 0.3044, :) yo, =0.1044, yn, = 0.4965 = 0.2989, yCh, = 0.5965 J) уо, 3 0.1044, Ум, — 0.1989, Усн, — 0.6965

Consider a tank contains a gas mixture of oxygen, Nitrogen, and methane. Assume mass of O,is 3 kg, mass of N, is 5 kg, and mass of CH, is 10 kg. Find the mole fraction of each component. a) yo, = 0.2044, YN, = 0.1989, yCh, = 0.5965 %3D = 0.1989, yCH, 5) Yo, = 0.3044, :) yo, =0.1044, yn, = 0.4965 = 0.2989, yCh, = 0.5965 J) уо, 3 0.1044, Ум, — 0.1989, Усн, — 0.6965

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