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0,7 0,3 Question 5 16 Observe the reaction below and calculate AHR at 700 C. 90C 70% CH4 (9) 30% N C2H4 (g) + HCL (g) CH3CH2Cl (g) -> 150C 10% HO (g) 90% HCI ( 60% excess) Data: C(s) + O2 (g) CO (g) CO (g) + Oz (g) CO2 (g) AH (CH3CHCl gas) = -110.52 kJ/gmol AH (HCI gas) = -92.311 kJ/gmol AHc (C2H4 gas) = -1410.99 kJ/gmol 700C 9000 kg/h CH3CH2Cl (g) AH R = -110.52 kJ/gmol AH R = -282.99 kJ/gmolAH (HO liq) = -285.84 kJ/gmol Cp (CaHa gas) = 40.75 +0.1147 T-0.00006891 T2 J/gmol K- Care (CHCHCl gas) = 123.287 J/gmol K Ca(HCI gas) = 33.1458 J/gmol.K 08-71 CHF2601/101/0/2019 (with T in Kelvin) (valid for 0-1000 C) (valid for 0-800C) [25 MARKS]

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