Subject: Chemical Engineering Calculations for 1st Year Instructions: For the problem attached above, please establish the process' history, description, advantages and disadvantages. Such, please elaborate on the existing process conditions (i.e. conversion, extent of reaction, and others) and state all valid assumptions in reference to published materials. In line with this, please attach the link of the scientific journals you referred to here or your resources. as I will do more research about it. Thus, no need for several paragraphs. Bullet points with two-three sentences paragraph will be okay too. Please help me by suggesting ideas. I will give absolute thumbs up/good rate afterwards. Note: No need to solve. Please read the instructions properly. In the famous Haber process to manufacture ammonia, the reaction is carried out at pressures of800 to 1000 atm and at 500°C to 600°C using a suitable catalyst. Only a small fraction of thematerial entering the reactor reacts on one pass, so recycle is needed. Also, because the nitrogenis obtained from the air, it contains almost 1% rare gases (chiefly argon) that do not react. Therare gases would continue to build up in the recycle until their effect on the reaction equilibriumbecame adverse, so a small purge stream is used.N₂H₂Ar3H₂ + N₂ReactorN₂, H₂, Ar-2NH3SeparatorNH3 (Liquid)(a) How many moles are recycled and purged?(b) What is the percent conversion of hydrogen per pass?(c) What is the overall conversion of hydrogen?Purge (Gas)The fresh feed of gas composed of 75.16mol % H₂, 24.57% N2, and 0.27% Ar is mixed with therecycled gas and enters the reactor with a composition of 79.52% H₂. The gas stream leaving theammonia separator contains 80.01% H₂ and no ammonia. The product ammonia contains nodissolved gases. Per 100 moles of fresh feed:

HistoryGerman physicists Fritz Haber and Max Born created the Born Haber cycle in 1919. The lattice…

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Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics

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ISBN:9781259696527

Author:J.M. Smith Termodinamica en ingenieria quimica, Hendrick C Van Ness, Michael Abbott, Mark Swihart

Publisher:J.M. Smith Termodinamica en ingenieria quimica, Hendrick C Van Ness, Michael Abbott, Mark Swihart

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Subject: Chemical Engineering Calculations for 1st Year

Instructions: For the problem attached above, please establish the process' history, description, advantages and disadvantages. Such, please elaborate on the existing process conditions (i.e. conversion, extent of reaction, and others) and state all valid assumptions in reference to published materials.

In line with this, please attach the link of the scientific journals you referred to here or your resources. as I will do more research about it. Thus, no need for several paragraphs. Bullet points with two-three sentences paragraph will be okay too. Please help me by suggesting ideas.

I will give absolute thumbs up/good rate afterwards.

Note: No need to solve. Please read the instructions properly.