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7. Find the volume of the combustion products formed by burning 1 Ib carbon to CO, with 60 percent excess air: (a) at a standard pressure and temperature and (b) at a pressure of 0.3 psi above atmospheric and a temperature of 720 F.

7. Find the volume of the combustion products formed by burning 1 Ib carbon to CO, with 60 percent excess air: (a) at a standard pressure and temperature and (b) at a pressure of 0.3 psi above atmospheric and a temperature of 720 F.

Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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7. Find the volume of the combustion products formed by burning 1 Ib carbon to CO, with 60 percent excess air: (a) at a standard pressure and temperature and (b) at a pressure of 0.3 psi above atmospheric and a temperature of 720 F. 8. Find the volume of the combustion products of 1 cu ft methane with 32 percent excess air at a pressure 0.4 psi above atmospheric and a temperature of 1000 F. 9. Find the volume of the combustion products of 1 Ib fuel oil, CH3a, Wwith 40 percent excess air at a pressure of 0.45 psi above atmospheric and temperature of 600 F.
Transcribed Image Text:7. Find the volume of the combustion products formed by burning 1 Ib carbon to CO, with 60 percent excess air: (a) at a standard pressure and temperature and (b) at a pressure of 0.3 psi above atmospheric and a temperature of 720 F. 8. Find the volume of the combustion products of 1 cu ft methane with 32 percent excess air at a pressure 0.4 psi above atmospheric and a temperature of 1000 F. 9. Find the volume of the combustion products of 1 Ib fuel oil, CH3a, Wwith 40 percent excess air at a pressure of 0.45 psi above atmospheric and temperature of 600 F.
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