Seventy-five (75) moles of methane (CH4) is fed to a reactor with 125 mol oxygen (02). 85% conversion of methane occurs in the reactor. The exit stream from the reactor contains 32 mol CO2. Use atomic (elemental) balances to calculate the moles of each component exiting the reactor. Show all work and include a fully labelled flow diagram. Reaction 1: CH4 + O2 => HCHO + H20 Reaction 2: CH4 + 202 => CO2 +2H20 =