1. Amixture of ethylene and nitrogen is fed to a reactor in which some of the ethylene is dimerized to butene. 100 mol/s REACTOR 0.60 mol C,H/mol 0.40 mol N/mol i, mol CH/s n, mol CH/s iz mol Ny/s 2C,H, - How many independent molecular species are involved in the process? How many independent atomic species are involved? Prove the latter claim by writing balances on C, H, and N.

1. Amixture of ethylene and nitrogen is fed to a reactor in which some of the ethylene is dimerized to butene. 100 mol/s REACTOR 0.60 mol C,H/mol 0.40 mol N/mol i, mol CH/s n, mol CH/s iz mol Ny/s 2C,H, - How many independent molecular species are involved in the process? How many independent atomic species are involved? Prove the latter claim by writing balances on C, H, and N.

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