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Animal and vegetable trash collecting in sea basins or estuaries is thought to be the source of crude petroleum oil, which is degraded by anaerobic bacteria into a black viscous substance. An element analysis often indicates 80 percent C, 13 percent H, 1 percent N, 3 percent O, and 3 percent S. The air supplied during a certain combustion is less than the theoretical amount, allowing all of the O2 to be burned, 70% of the C to be converted to CO2, and the remainder to be converted to Co. The molal ratio of CO to H2 in the exhaust gas is 1:2. Determine: a) Orsat analysis of exhaust gas (5.38 percent CO2, 12.56 percent CO2) b) the percentage of the theo air provided by combustion (70.7 percent) Please indicate a diagram first. Thanks a lot

Animal and vegetable trash collecting in sea basins or estuaries is thought to be the source of crude petroleum oil, which is degraded by anaerobic bacteria into a black viscous substance. An element analysis often indicates 80 percent C, 13 percent H, 1 percent N, 3 percent O, and 3 percent S. The air supplied during a certain combustion is less than the theoretical amount, allowing all of the O2 to be burned, 70% of the C to be converted to CO2, and the remainder to be converted to Co. The molal ratio of CO to H2 in the exhaust gas is 1:2. Determine: a) Orsat analysis of exhaust gas (5.38 percent CO2, 12.56 percent CO2) b) the percentage of the theo air provided by combustion (70.7 percent) Please indicate a diagram first. Thanks a lot

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Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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Animal and vegetable trash collecting in sea basins or estuaries is thought to be the source of crude petroleum oil, which is degraded by anaerobic bacteria into a black viscous substance. An element analysis often indicates 80 percent C, 13 percent H, 1 percent N, 3 percent O, and 3 percent S. The air supplied during a certain combustion is less than the theoretical amount, allowing all of the O2 to be burned, 70% of the C to be converted to CO2, and the remainder to be converted to Co. The molal ratio of CO to H2 in the exhaust gas is 1:2. Determine: a) Orsat analysis of exhaust gas (5.38 percent CO2, 12.56 percent CO2) b) the percentage of the theo air provided by combustion (70.7 percent) Please indicate a diagram first. Thanks a lot…
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