use JANAF tables from internet The reactants enter the reaction chamber at 298.15 K, and theproducts leave at 500 K. This steady-state, steady-flow process takesplace at 1 bar. Consider the reactants are liquid ethanol (C₂H5OH)1and O₂, in the molar ratio of C₂H5OH = Assuming the products are0₂4.5CO2, H₂O, and excess 02, calculate the heat transfer per mole ofliquid ethanol. Take the standard heat of formation of liquid ethanolas -277.69 kJ/mole. For CO₂, H₂O, and O₂, use the attachedJANNAF tables. Also, clearly indicate heat removal from or additionto the reaction chamber for this process.

The reaction for the combustion of ethanol :For the above reaction enthalpy change:From the JANNAF…

The reactants enter the reaction chamber at 298.15 K, and the products leave at 500 K. This steady-state, steady-flow process takes place at 1 bar. Consider the reactants are liquid ethanol (C₂H5OH) C₂H5OH 1 and O2, in the molar ratio of: = Assuming the products are 0₂ 4.5 CO2, H₂O, and excess 0₂, calculate the heat transfer per mole of liquid ethanol. Take the standard heat of formation of liquid ethanol as -277.69 kJ/mole. For CO₂, H₂O, and O2₂, use the attached JANNAF tables. Also, clearly indicate heat removal from or addition to the reaction chamber for this process.

The reactants enter the reaction chamber at 298.15 K, and the products leave at 500 K. This steady-state, steady-flow process takes place at 1 bar. Consider the reactants are liquid ethanol (C₂H5OH) C₂H5OH 1 and O2, in the molar ratio of: = Assuming the products are 0₂ 4.5 CO2, H₂O, and excess 0₂, calculate the heat transfer per mole of liquid ethanol. Take the standard heat of formation of liquid ethanol as -277.69 kJ/mole. For CO₂, H₂O, and O2₂, use the attached JANNAF tables. Also, clearly indicate heat removal from or addition to the reaction chamber for this process.

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