Consider the conversion of methane to acetylene and hydrogen gas shown in the unbalanced reaction below: CH4 à C2H2 + H2 What is the final pressure in a 100 L reaction vessel following the conversion of 323 g of methane to acetylene and hydrogen gases at 1725˚C?

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Consider the conversion of methane to acetylene and hydrogen gas shown in the unbalanced reaction below:

CH4 à C2H2 + H2

What is the final pressure in a 100 L reaction vessel following the conversion of 323 g of methane to acetylene and hydrogen gases at 1725˚C?

 
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