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1. A continuous, steady-state process is composed of reaction and separation units with a recycle stream as presented in the following flow diagram: - 75 mol/h F= 100 mol/h Reactor X =1 5 - 100 mol/h X 0.25 -0.75 Product Separator F,» ? mol/h F, » ? mol/h

1. A continuous, steady-state process is composed of reaction and separation units with a recycle stream as presented in the following flow diagram: - 75 mol/h F= 100 mol/h Reactor X =1 5 - 100 mol/h X 0.25 -0.75 Product Separator F,» ? mol/h F, » ? mol/h

Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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a)0.33 mol/mol

b)75mol/h

c)75%
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1. A continuous, steady-state process is composed of reaction and separation units with a recycle stream as presented in the following flow diagram: F, = 75 mol/h F = 100 mol/h X =1 X =0 F, = 100 mol/h XA = 0.25 X = 0.75 Reactor Product Separator F, = ? mol/h X =1 X = 0 F= ? mol/h XA =?
Transcribed Image Text:1. A continuous, steady-state process is composed of reaction and separation units with a recycle stream as presented in the following flow diagram: F, = 75 mol/h F = 100 mol/h X =1 X =0 F, = 100 mol/h XA = 0.25 X = 0.75 Reactor Product Separator F, = ? mol/h X =1 X = 0 F= ? mol/h XA =?
Calculate: a. the recycle ratio (mol/mol) b. the flow rate of stream 4 (Fa) in mol/h c. the conversion of A per pass (in the reactor) d. the overall conversion of A
Transcribed Image Text:Calculate: a. the recycle ratio (mol/mol) b. the flow rate of stream 4 (Fa) in mol/h c. the conversion of A per pass (in the reactor) d. the overall conversion of A
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