Question: Redo Problem 13.36 using Aspen Plus. Problem 13.36 The industrial solvent carbon disulfide can be made from the reaction between methane and hydrogen sulfide at

Redo Problem 13.36 using Aspen Plus.

Problem 13.36

The industrial solvent carbon disulfide can be made from the reaction between methane and hydrogen sulfide at elevated temperatures using the following reaction gas-phase reaction: 

2HS + CH4 = CS + 4H

a. Compute the equilibrium constant for this reaction from 500 to 800°C. 

b. Starting with equal number of moles of H2S and CH4, compute the equilibrium compositions of all components in the reaction at 1 bar and over the temperature range of part (a). 

c. Repeat the calculation of part (b) for a pressure of 10 bar. Ideal gas mixture behavior may be assumed at this pressure at these high temperatures.

2HS + CH4 = CS + 4H

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