P17B.9 The gas phase decomposition of ethanoic acid at 1189K proceeds by way of two parallel reactions: k, = 3.74s k, = 4.65s (1) CH,COOH → CH, + CO, (2) CH,COOH → CH,CO+ H,O (a) What is the maximum theoretical yield of the ketene CH,CO at this temperature? (b) Does the ratio of ketene to methane vary over time?

P17B.9 The gas phase decomposition of ethanoic acid at 1189K proceeds by way of two parallel reactions: k, = 3.74s k, = 4.65s (1) CH,COOH → CH, + CO, (2) CH,COOH → CH,CO+ H,O (a) What is the maximum theoretical yield of the ketene CH,CO at this temperature? (b) Does the ratio of ketene to methane vary over time?

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