Problem 3: The gas-phase reaction: 21N2+23H2NH3 is to be carried out isothermally first in a flow reactor. The molar feed is made of 50%H2 and 50% N2, at a pressure of 16.4atm and at a temperature of 227C. a) Construct a complete stoichiometric table. b) Express the concentrations ( mol/dm3) of each of the reacting species as a function of conversion. Evaluate CAO, and , and then calculate the concentrations of ammonia and hydrogen when the conversion of H2 is 60%. c) Suppose, by chance, the rate law for this reaction is elementary with kN2=40dm3/(mol2 s). Write the rate of reaction solely as a function of conversion for i) a flow reactor and for ii) a constant-volume batch reactor. d) Write a list and description of the typical errors that you think a student may likely commit when solving this problem (e.g. sign in a particular place, units, incorrect equation, assumptions, etc.). The more specific and detailed the best