Please solve Question 4 only 1. Methanol can be synthesized at over an FCC metal catalyst via the reaction below:COg + 2H2e) = CH;0H)Please find In(K298 K).2. Please determine K at 133 •C for the methanol synthesis reaction of the last example assuming AH # AH•(T).3. Please find the equilibrium mole fractions of all species in the methanol synthesis reaction at 133 C when thereactor is charged with stoichiometric quantities of the reactants at I bar.4. Please repeat the last problem at P = 5 bar.a. Based on the reaction alone, would one expect the higher pressure to favor or deter the formation of theproduct? Please use a sentence or two to explain.b. Based on the calculation of the mole fractions, did the higher pressure favor or deter the formation ofthe product? Please use a sentence or two to explain.

A Reaction equlibrium is changed with pressure. It changes according to La chatelier principle

Please repeat the last problem at P= 5 bar. a. Based on the reaction alone, would one expect the higher pressure to favor or deter the formation of the product? Please use a sentence or two to explain.

Please repeat the last problem at P= 5 bar. a. Based on the reaction alone, would one expect the higher pressure to favor or deter the formation of the product? Please use a sentence or two to explain.

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Please solve Question 4 only

1. Methanol can be synthesized at over an FCC metal catalyst via the reaction below:
COg + 2H2e) = CH;0H)
Please find In(K298 K).
2. Please determine K at 133 •C for the methanol synthesis reaction of the last example assuming AH # AH•(T).
3. Please find the equilibrium mole fractions of all species in the methanol synthesis reaction at 133 C when the
reactor is charged with stoichiometric quantities of the reactants at I bar.
4. Please repeat the last problem at P = 5 bar.
a. Based on the reaction alone, would one expect the higher pressure to favor or deter the formation of the
product? Please use a sentence or two to explain.
b. Based on the calculation of the mole fractions, did the higher pressure favor or deter the formation of
the product? Please use a sentence or two to explain.

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