The synthesis of methanol from carbon monoxide and hydrogen gas is carried out in a continuous vapor-phase reactor. The reactor is isothermally operated at 800°C. Calculate the heat transferred per mole of methanol produced. (-124.52 kJ) Use the following data Substance Methanol CO H₂ CO + 2H₂CH₂OH AH, kJ/mol -201.2 -110.52 C, kJ/mol C 42.93 x 10³ 28.95 x 10-³ 28.84 x 10-³

The synthesis of methanol from carbon monoxide and hydrogen gas is carried out in a continuous vapor-phase reactor. The reactor is isothermally operated at 800°C. Calculate the heat transferred per mole of methanol produced. (-124.52 kJ) Use the following data Substance Methanol CO H₂ CO + 2H₂CH₂OH AH, kJ/mol -201.2 -110.52 C, kJ/mol C 42.93 x 10³ 28.95 x 10-³ 28.84 x 10-³

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