Date:. Subject: In the Production of aluminum sulfate from The Lellowing reaction: A1O3 + 3H²₂ 50₂4 A₁₂ (504)₂ + 3H₂O 2 if we Mix 8kgmol Al₂O3 and 40 H₂ 50.4 kymo! remains at the end of the reaction, it is desirable Al find the excess Percentage of sulfuric acid. 13) find the conversion Percentage of A1₂ 03 c) reaction efficiency in terms of kg Aly (Sople Produced to kg A/₂03 input. _molecular masses are as follows: Al₂O3 = 102 H₂ 50₂ = 28, 11₂0₂18, Al₂(SO4)3 = 342)

Date:. Subject: In the Production of aluminum sulfate from The Lellowing reaction: A1O3 + 3H²₂ 50₂4 A₁₂ (504)₂ + 3H₂O 2 if we Mix 8kgmol Al₂O3 and 40 H₂ 50.4 kymo! remains at the end of the reaction, it is desirable Al find the excess Percentage of sulfuric acid. 13) find the conversion Percentage of A1₂ 03 c) reaction efficiency in terms of kg Aly (Sople Produced to kg A/₂03 input. _molecular masses are as follows: Al₂O3 = 102 H₂ 50₂ = 28, 11₂0₂18, Al₂(SO4)3 = 342)

Chemistry: Principles and Reactions

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Chapter16: Spontaneity Of Reaction

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