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Q: S+02 -SO2 So, 0, -so, Atomic weight : - S = 32 ,0= 16 , N = 14 100 lb B. 100% exces Reactor 2 Reactor 1 SO: Na unreacted S Cakulate streams N, B, and P? Then, check the overall material bakance of the system Given Information : 90 % conversion of S to SO, in burner (reactor l) and 95 % conversion of SO, to SO, in the converter (reactor 2).

Q: S+02 -SO2 So, 0, -so, Atomic weight : - S = 32 ,0= 16 , N = 14 100 lb B. 100% exces Reactor 2 Reactor 1 SO: Na unreacted S Cakulate streams N, B, and P? Then, check the overall material bakance of the system Given Information : 90 % conversion of S to SO, in burner (reactor l) and 95 % conversion of SO, to SO, in the converter (reactor 2).

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Q.: S+02-SO sOo,0, -So, Atomic weight : - S = 32 ,0 = 16 , N = 14 100 lb B. 100% excess Reactor 2 Reactor 1 N2 SO Na unreacted S Cakulate streams N, B, and P? Then, check the overall material bakance of the system Given Information : 90 % conversion of S to SO, in burner (reactor I) and 95 % conversion of SO; to SO, in the converter (reactor 2).
Transcribed Image Text:Q.: S+02-SO sOo,0, -So, Atomic weight : - S = 32 ,0 = 16 , N = 14 100 lb B. 100% excess Reactor 2 Reactor 1 N2 SO Na unreacted S Cakulate streams N, B, and P? Then, check the overall material bakance of the system Given Information : 90 % conversion of S to SO, in burner (reactor I) and 95 % conversion of SO; to SO, in the converter (reactor 2).
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