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1. A natural gas mixture whose volumetric analysis is 85.8% CH4 (Methane), 13.2% C2H6 (Ethane), 0.9% CO2 (Carbon dioxide) and 0.1% N2 (Nitrogen) is given. Calculate, a) the apparent molar mass of the mixture, b) the mass fraction of each component, c) apparent gas constant.

1. A natural gas mixture whose volumetric analysis is 85.8% CH4 (Methane), 13.2% C2H6 (Ethane), 0.9% CO2 (Carbon dioxide) and 0.1% N2 (Nitrogen) is given. Calculate, a) the apparent molar mass of the mixture, b) the mass fraction of each component, c) apparent gas constant.

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1. A natural gas mixture whose volumetric analysis is 85.8% CH4 (Methane), 13.2% C2H6 (Ethane), 0.9% CO2 (Carbon dioxide) and 0.1% N2 (Nitrogen) is given. Calculate, a) the apparent molar mass of the mixture, b) the mass fraction of each component, c) apparent gas constant.
Transcribed Image Text:1. A natural gas mixture whose volumetric analysis is 85.8% CH4 (Methane), 13.2% C2H6 (Ethane), 0.9% CO2 (Carbon dioxide) and 0.1% N2 (Nitrogen) is given. Calculate, a) the apparent molar mass of the mixture, b) the mass fraction of each component, c) apparent gas constant.
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