2. The SOHIO ammoxidation process of propyte ne to acrytonitrile is given by the reaction: C3 HG (9) + Oa C9) + NH3 (9) – Ca Hg N(9) + Hạ0 (g9) kg Reaction was done at 430°C and 0.126 atm. If it is desired to produce 2400 of hr m3 is used? consider 80% conversion on hr acrylonitrile, how much propylent in propylene.

2. The SOHIO ammoxidation process of propyte ne to acrytonitrile is given by the reaction: C3 HG (9) + Oa C9) + NH3 (9) – Ca Hg N(9) + Hạ0 (g9) kg Reaction was done at 430°C and 0.126 atm. If it is desired to produce 2400 of hr m3 is used? consider 80% conversion on hr acrylonitrile, how much propylent in propylene.

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