The gas phase reaction of nitrogen and hydrogen was conducted isothermally in a flowreactor at pressure of 16.4 ATM and 227°C. The molar feed is 50 % H, and 50 % N2.½ H2+ ½ N2 > NH3а.Construct a stoichiometric table and express concentration for each species as afunction of conversionb.Calculate the concentration of ammonia and H2 when the conversion of H2 is 60 %.

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The gas phase reaction of nitrogen and hydrogen was conducted isothermally in a flow reactor at pressure of 16.4 ATM and 227°C. The molar feed is 50 % H2 and 50 % N2. ½ H2+ ½ N2 > NH3 a. Construct a stoichiometric table and express concentration for each species as a function of conversion b. Calculate the concentration of ammonia and H2 when the conversion of H2 is 60 %.

The gas phase reaction of nitrogen and hydrogen was conducted isothermally in a flow reactor at pressure of 16.4 ATM and 227°C. The molar feed is 50 % H2 and 50 % N2. ½ H2+ ½ N2 > NH3 a. Construct a stoichiometric table and express concentration for each species as a function of conversion b. Calculate the concentration of ammonia and H2 when the conversion of H2 is 60 %.

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