1.Two well-known gas phase reactions take place in the dehydration of ethane:C2H6 → C2 H4 + H2C2H6 + H2 → 2CH4Given the product distribution measured in the gas phase reaction of C2H, as follows:C,Hg:CZH4:27%33%H2:13%CH4:27%d) What was the yield of CH4 expressed in kg mol of C2H4 produced per kg mol of C2Hg?e) What was the extent of reaction of C2H6?

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1. Two well-known gas phase reactions take place in the dehydration of ethane: C2H6 → C2H4 + H2 C2H6 + H2 + 2CH4 Given the product distribution measured in the gas phase reaction of C,H6 as follows: C,Hg: 27% C2H4: 33% H2: 13% CH;: 27% d) What was the yield of CH4 expressed in kg mol of C2H4 produced per kg mol of C2Hg? e) What was the extent of reaction of C2H6?

1. Two well-known gas phase reactions take place in the dehydration of ethane: C2H6 → C2H4 + H2 C2H6 + H2 + 2CH4 Given the product distribution measured in the gas phase reaction of C,H6 as follows: C,Hg: 27% C2H4: 33% H2: 13% CH;: 27% d) What was the yield of CH4 expressed in kg mol of C2H4 produced per kg mol of C2Hg? e) What was the extent of reaction of C2H6?

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