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1.1.A gas containing 79.1% Nz., 1.7% Oz, and 19.2% SOz (stream A) is mixed with another containing 50% SOz 6.53% Oz, and 43.47 N2 (stream B) to produce 100 moles of product gas (stream P) containing 21.45% SO2, 2.05% O2, and 76.50% Nz. All compositions are in mol %. Determine the ratio in which the streams should be mixed (moles of stream A/moles of stream B). (10)

1.1.A gas containing 79.1% Nz., 1.7% Oz, and 19.2% SOz (stream A) is mixed with another containing 50% SOz 6.53% Oz, and 43.47 N2 (stream B) to produce 100 moles of product gas (stream P) containing 21.45% SO2, 2.05% O2, and 76.50% Nz. All compositions are in mol %. Determine the ratio in which the streams should be mixed (moles of stream A/moles of stream B). (10)

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1.1.A gas containing 79.1% N2, 1.7% 02, and 19.2% SO2 (stream A) is mixed with another containing 50% SO2, 6.53% Oz, and 43.47 N2 (stream B) to produce 100 moles of product gas (stream P) containing 21.45% SOz, 2.05% O2, and 76.50% N2. All compositions are in mol %. Determine the ratio in which the streams should be mixed (moles of stream A/moles of stream B). (10)
Transcribed Image Text:1.1.A gas containing 79.1% N2, 1.7% 02, and 19.2% SO2 (stream A) is mixed with another containing 50% SO2, 6.53% Oz, and 43.47 N2 (stream B) to produce 100 moles of product gas (stream P) containing 21.45% SOz, 2.05% O2, and 76.50% N2. All compositions are in mol %. Determine the ratio in which the streams should be mixed (moles of stream A/moles of stream B). (10)
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