When 2 propanol is exposed to high heat and in the presence of a catalyst, it produces an amount of the corresponding propylene of 0.75 moles, but there is a residual amount of alcohol of 0.05 moles. Calculate the amount of alcohol involved in the reaction if you know that the seventh conversion is 95 percent after changing the concentration of the catalyst он H3C-C-CH3 H H,C-ç=CH, + H,0 + H20 heat

When 2 propanol is exposed to high heat and in the presence of a catalyst, it produces an amount of the corresponding propylene of 0.75 moles, but there is a residual amount of alcohol of 0.05 moles. Calculate the amount of alcohol involved in the reaction if you know that the seventh conversion is 95 percent after changing the concentration of the catalyst он H3C-C-CH3 H H,C-ç=CH, + H,0 + H20 heat

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