6.42 Determine the adiabatic reaction temperature for the combustion of 10 kg of CH4 using 25 kgmolof air. The reactants may be assumed to be at 370 K.Data:ComponentHf (kJ/kgmol)CO2-393900H2O-286200CH4-74900

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6.42 Determine the adiabatic reaction temperature for the combustion of 10 kg of CH4 using 25 kgmol of air. The reactants may be assumed to be at 370 K. Data: Сomponent * Hf (kJ/kgmol) CO2 -393900 H2O -286200 CH4 -74900