A Chemistry Professor tells her class about a new process that produces 10,000 moles of methanol a minute, and requires 12,500 moles of methane a minute as a feed. Assuming 24 hour a day plant operation 350 days a year a. How many kilotons per year of methanol does the plant produce? b. How much natural gas in ft3 (or millions of cubic feet) does it need as a feed? Using the energy density for natural gas (55) as determined from literature , and assuming methane costs $3.00/MMBtu and you can sell the methanol for $400/ton, what is the annual profit (or loss) based only on the feed cost and product sale price?