Question 4: Hydrazoic acid (HN3) is volatile and highly toxic. It has a pungent smell and its vapor can cause violent headaches. Let us consider, in a gas separator unit certain amount of 'Air' has to be separated and the nitrogen (“N) from air will be entirely used to produce hydrazoic acid which will be used in a pharmaceutical industry as reagent. Hypothetically consider that, this acid vapor will be produced directly from nitrogen and hydrogen gases. If we have to set a target to produce 30 kg of hydrazoic acid at standard condition, then find the following- a. How much air is required (kg)? b. What will be the amount of money needed to buy the required amount of hydrogen gas ('H) if per kilogram is charged $6.75?

Question 4: Hydrazoic acid (HN3) is volatile and highly toxic. It has a pungent smell and its vapor can cause violent headaches. Let us consider, in a gas separator unit certain amount of 'Air' has to be separated and the nitrogen (“N) from air will be entirely used to produce hydrazoic acid which will be used in a pharmaceutical industry as reagent. Hypothetically consider that, this acid vapor will be produced directly from nitrogen and hydrogen gases. If we have to set a target to produce 30 kg of hydrazoic acid at standard condition, then find the following- a. How much air is required (kg)? b. What will be the amount of money needed to buy the required amount of hydrogen gas ('H) if per kilogram is charged $6.75?

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