Problem 4. Flue gas from the combustion of coal is at the temperature and pressure of 190 .C and 100 kPa, respectively, and contains CO2 10.0%, O2 7.96%, N2 82.0% and SO20.04% by volume. Find: a) an average MW (M) of the flue gas b) a concentration of SO2, in the units of ppm (mole basis)

Problem 4. Flue gas from the combustion of coal is at the temperature and pressure of 190 .C and 100 kPa, respectively, and contains CO2 10.0%, O2 7.96%, N2 82.0% and SO20.04% by volume. Find: a) an average MW (M) of the flue gas b) a concentration of SO2, in the units of ppm (mole basis)

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a) an average MW (M) of the flue gas
b) a concentration of SO2, in the units of ppm (mole basis)

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