Q4: A mixture of gases has the following mass fractions: Co = 30%;N2 = 20%; CH4 = 15%; H2 = 25%; 02 = 10% Estimate the volumetric analysis for this mixture? (Ans.: 6.9%, 4.6%, 6.02%, 80.5%, 1.98%) SOLUTION: -

Q4: A mixture of gases has the following mass fractions: Co = 30%;N2 = 20%; CH4 = 15%; H2 = 25%; 02 = 10% Estimate the volumetric analysis for this mixture? (Ans.: 6.9%, 4.6%, 6.02%, 80.5%, 1.98%) SOLUTION: -

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Co = 30%;N2 = 20%; CH4 = 15%; H2 = 25%; 02= 10%
Estimate the volumetric analysis for this mixture?
(Ans.: 6.9%, 4.6%, 6.02%, 80.5%, 1.98%)
SOLUTION: -

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