An unknown amount of Ethanol Fuel having a chemical formula C2H6O is burned with an unknown amount of air in a four-cylinder engine. The analysis of the engine exhaust gives the resulting reaction: 4.9 moles CO2, unknown moles H2O, unknown moles 02, 82.86 moles N2, 9.79 moles CO and 0 moles H2: The molar fraction of CO2 is: Select one: O a. 0.418 O b. 0.039 O c. 0.009 O d. 0.328 O e. 0.872
An unknown amount of Ethanol Fuel having a chemical formula C2H6O is burned with an unknown amount of air in a four-cylinder engine. The analysis of the engine exhaust gives the resulting reaction: 4.9 moles CO2, unknown moles H2O, unknown moles 02, 82.86 moles N2, 9.79 moles CO and 0 moles H2: The molar fraction of CO2 is: Select one: O a. 0.418 O b. 0.039 O c. 0.009 O d. 0.328 O e. 0.872
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An unknown amount of Ethanol Fuel having a chemical formula C2H6O is burned with an unknown amount of air in a four-cylinder engine. The analysis of the engine exhaust gives the resulting reaction: 4.9 moles CO2, unknown moles H2O, unknown moles 02, 82.86 moles N2, 9.79 moles CO and 0 moles H2: The molar fraction of CO2 is: Select one: O a. 0.418 O b. 0.039 O c. 0.009 O d. 0.328 O e. 0.872

Transcribed Image Text:An unknown amount of Ethanol Fuel
having a chemical formula C2H60 is
burned with an unknown amount of air
in a four-cylinder engine. The analysis
of the engine exhaust gives the
resulting reaction: 4.9 moles CO2,
unknown moles H2O, unknown moles
02, 82.86 moles N2, 9.79 moles CO
and 0 moles H2: The molar fraction of
CO2 is:
Select one:
O a. 0.418
O b. 0.039
O c. 0.009
O d. 0.328
e. 0.872
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