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6.4% CO2, 0.2% 02, 0, 40% CO at 500 C. 50.8% H2. and 200 gmol of synthesis gas, the remainder being Na, is burned with 40% excess dry air at 25 C. It is known that combustion gases exit the chimney at a temperature of 720 C. Determine the mole amounts of the exiting flue gases and the heat transfer from or to the combustion process.

6.4% CO2, 0.2% 02, 0, 40% CO at 500 C. 50.8% H2. and 200 gmol of synthesis gas, the remainder being Na, is burned with 40% excess dry air at 25 C. It is known that combustion gases exit the chimney at a temperature of 720 C. Determine the mole amounts of the exiting flue gases and the heat transfer from or to the combustion process.

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6.4% CO2, 0.2% 02, 0, 40% CO at 500 C. 50.8% H2. and 200 gmol of synthesis gas, the remainder being Na, is burned with 40% excess dry air at 25 C. It is known that combustion gases exit the chimney at a temperature of 720 C. Determine the mole amounts of the exiting flue gases and the heat transfer from or to the combustion process.
Transcribed Image Text:6.4% CO2, 0.2% 02, 0, 40% CO at 500 C. 50.8% H2. and 200 gmol of synthesis gas, the remainder being Na, is burned with 40% excess dry air at 25 C. It is known that combustion gases exit the chimney at a temperature of 720 C. Determine the mole amounts of the exiting flue gases and the heat transfer from or to the combustion process.
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