Q2/ Clorine is produced by burning hydrogen cloride gas using air. The reaction taking place in the burner is : 4 HCI (g) + 02 (g) → 2 Cl2 (g) + 2 H,0 (g) Air is used in 35% excess of that theoretically/(stoichiometrically) required. Assuming oxidation to be 80% complete and the dry air and hydrogen chloride gas enter the burner at 298 K (25°C), calculate the adiabatic reaction temperature of the product gas stream. Data : Component AH , kJ/mol H,0 (g) HCI (g) - 241.82 - 92.31 Heat capacity data : C a+bT + cT? + dT³, kJ/(kmol-K) %3D Component a bx 103 сх106 dx 10° HCI 30.3088 - 7.609 13.2608 - 4.3336 - 2.3426 O2 Cl, 26.0257 11.7551 - 0.5623 28.5463 23.8795 - 21.3631 6.4726 - 4.5474 - 4.968 H,O 32.4921 0.0796 13.2107 N2 29.5909 - 5.141 13.1829

Q2/ Clorine is produced by burning hydrogen cloride gas using air. The reaction taking place in the burner is : 4 HCI (g) + 02 (g) → 2 Cl2 (g) + 2 H,0 (g) Air is used in 35% excess of that theoretically/(stoichiometrically) required. Assuming oxidation to be 80% complete and the dry air and hydrogen chloride gas enter the burner at 298 K (25°C), calculate the adiabatic reaction temperature of the product gas stream. Data : Component AH , kJ/mol H,0 (g) HCI (g) - 241.82 - 92.31 Heat capacity data : C a+bT + cT? + dT³, kJ/(kmol-K) %3D Component a bx 103 сх106 dx 10° HCI 30.3088 - 7.609 13.2608 - 4.3336 - 2.3426 O2 Cl, 26.0257 11.7551 - 0.5623 28.5463 23.8795 - 21.3631 6.4726 - 4.5474 - 4.968 H,O 32.4921 0.0796 13.2107 N2 29.5909 - 5.141 13.1829

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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