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Nitric oxide (NO, MW = 30.1) reacts completely with gas phase water to form ammonia (NH3) and oxygen gas. The reactants are fed in a stoichiometric ratio at 155 °C and leave at 232.00 °C. The feed rate of NO is 2.35 g/s. Species NO AH (25 °C) kJ/mol Ср 90.4 3.5R H₂O(g) -241.8 5R NH2(g) -46.2 4.5R 02 0 3.5R Calculate the heat interaction term. 190.78 Q = Incorrect kW

Nitric oxide (NO, MW = 30.1) reacts completely with gas phase water to form ammonia (NH3) and oxygen gas. The reactants are fed in a stoichiometric ratio at 155 °C and leave at 232.00 °C. The feed rate of NO is 2.35 g/s. Species NO AH (25 °C) kJ/mol Ср 90.4 3.5R H₂O(g) -241.8 5R NH2(g) -46.2 4.5R 02 0 3.5R Calculate the heat interaction term. 190.78 Q = Incorrect kW

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Nitric oxide (NO, MW = 30.1) reacts completely with gas phase water to form ammonia (NH3) and oxygen gas. The reactants are fed in a stoichiometric ratio at 155 °C and leave at 232.00 °C. The feed rate of NO is 2.35 g/s. Species NO AH (25 °C) kJ/mol Ср 90.4 3.5R H₂O(g) -241.8 5R NH2(g) -46.2 4.5R 02 0 3.5R Calculate the heat interaction term. 190.78 Q = Incorrect kW
Transcribed Image Text:Nitric oxide (NO, MW = 30.1) reacts completely with gas phase water to form ammonia (NH3) and oxygen gas. The reactants are fed in a stoichiometric ratio at 155 °C and leave at 232.00 °C. The feed rate of NO is 2.35 g/s. Species NO AH (25 °C) kJ/mol Ср 90.4 3.5R H₂O(g) -241.8 5R NH2(g) -46.2 4.5R 02 0 3.5R Calculate the heat interaction term. 190.78 Q = Incorrect kW
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