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Calculate the adiabatic flame temperature reached when compound (AX) is combusted at 298 K with the stoichiometric number of moles of oxygen. The combustion reaction with stoichiometric amount of oxygen is AX + 2.5 O2 → 2 AO2 + 2 X20 AH298 (J/mole) Cp (J/mole.K) АХ 1000000 AO2 - 3225000 82.15 + 0.0776*T - 560000*T² X20 - 2812000 78.0 + 0.01258*T + 150000*T2

Calculate the adiabatic flame temperature reached when compound (AX) is combusted at 298 K with the stoichiometric number of moles of oxygen. The combustion reaction with stoichiometric amount of oxygen is AX + 2.5 O2 → 2 AO2 + 2 X20 AH298 (J/mole) Cp (J/mole.K) АХ 1000000 AO2 - 3225000 82.15 + 0.0776*T - 560000*T² X20 - 2812000 78.0 + 0.01258*T + 150000*T2

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Calculate the adiabatic flame temperature reached when compound (AX) is combusted at 298 K with the stoichiometric number of moles of oxygen. The combustion reaction with stoichiometric amount of oxygen is AX + 2.5 02 → 2 AO2 + 2 X20 AH298 (J/mole) Cp (J/mole.K) AX 1000000 AO2 - 3225000 82.15 + 0.0776*T- 560000*T? X20 - 2812000 78.0 + 0.01258*T+ 150000*T2
Transcribed Image Text:Calculate the adiabatic flame temperature reached when compound (AX) is combusted at 298 K with the stoichiometric number of moles of oxygen. The combustion reaction with stoichiometric amount of oxygen is AX + 2.5 02 → 2 AO2 + 2 X20 AH298 (J/mole) Cp (J/mole.K) AX 1000000 AO2 - 3225000 82.15 + 0.0776*T- 560000*T? X20 - 2812000 78.0 + 0.01258*T+ 150000*T2
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