For the given Chemical equation, find the number of moles of propionic acid (C;H,O2) and CO,using the number of moles given in the table below.C;H,O; + H2 +02CH,O4 + C,H4O2 + C;H,O2 + CO2Fermentation ProductMolesSuccinic acid (succinate) C4HGO4Acetic acid (acetate) CH4O2Carbon dioxide CO2Hydrogen H2Propionic acid (propionate) C;HO2612- 8yPyruvic acid (pyruvate) C;H4O;Охуgen (O,)20

20C3H4O3 + 8H2 + 2O2 → 6C4H6O4 + 12C2H4O2 + yC3H6O2 + xCO2 By atom conservation: For H atoms…

For the given Chemical equation, find the number of moles of propionic acid (C;H,O;) and CO, using the number of moles given in the table below. C;H,O; + H, +0, → C,HO4 + C,H,O, +C;H,O; + CO, Fermentation Product Moles Succinic acid (succinate) C4H&O4 Acetic acid (acetate) CH4O2 Carbon dioxide CO2 6 12 Hydrogen H2 Propionic acid (propionate) C;H,O; | Pyruvic acid (pyruvate) C;H¾O; Oxygen (O2) - 8 y 20

For the given Chemical equation, find the number of moles of propionic acid (C;H,O;) and CO, using the number of moles given in the table below. C;H,O; + H, +0, → C,HO4 + C,H,O, +C;H,O; + CO, Fermentation Product Moles Succinic acid (succinate) C4H&O4 Acetic acid (acetate) CH4O2 Carbon dioxide CO2 6 12 Hydrogen H2 Propionic acid (propionate) C;H,O; | Pyruvic acid (pyruvate) C;H¾O; Oxygen (O2) - 8 y 20

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