2. For the preparation of methyl iodide, 2000 Ib/day of hydroiodic acid are added to an excess methanolHI + CH;OH - CH3I + H2OIf the product contains 81.6% along with the unreacted methanol and the waste contains 82.65% HI and the17.35% H,0, calculate the following assuming that the reaction is 40% complete in the vessel.a) the overall conversion of methanolb) the composition of the stream entering the reactorRecycled HI (R)40% completeProduct (Y)2000 Ib/day HI-REACTORSEPARATOR81.6% CH3l18.4% CH3OHCH3OH (X)Waste (W)82.65% HI17.35% H20

Given that, Reaction: HI + CH3OH → CH3I + H2O The mass flow rate of hydroiodic acid in the fresh…

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