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Ethylene is the product
The reaction occuring is
Th reaction occurs at P = 1 bar and T = 1200 K
From handbook
∆H(ethane) (g) (298 K) = -84 KJ/mol
∆H(ethylene) (g) (298 K) = +52.4 KJ/mol
∆H(hydrogen) = 0
∆Hr = ∆Hproducts - ∆Hreactants
∆Hr = 52.4-(-84) = 136.4 KJ/mol
According to kirchoffs law
∆H(1200 K) = ∆H(298 K) + ∆Cp(1200-298)
∆S(ethane) (298 K) = 229.6 J/mol K
∆S(ethylene) (298 K) = 219.32 J/mol K
∆S(hydrogen gas) (298 K) = 130.68 J/mol K
∆S(298 K) - ∆Sproducts - ∆Sreactants
∆S(298 K) = (130.68) +(219.32) -(229.6) =
120.4 J/mol K
Cp is taken at average temperature of (1200+298) /2 = 749 K
Cp(ethane) (g) = 103.452 J/mol K
Cp(ethylene) (g) = 80.698 J/mol K
Cp(hydrogen) (g) = 29.5282 J/mol K
∆Cp= (nCp) products - (nCp) reactants
∆Cp = (29.5282+80.698) -(103.452) = 6.7742 J/mol K
∆H(1200 K) = 136.4(1000) +(6.7742) (1200-298)
∆H(1200 K) = 142.510 KJ/mol
∆S (1200 K) = Cp ln(T/298)
Cpavg according to stiochiometry
103.452(0.33) +(80.698(0.33) +(29.528(0.33) )= 70.5137 J/mol K
∆S(1200 K) = 70.5137 ln(1200/298)
∆S(1200 K) = 98.224 J/mol k
∆S(total) = ∆S(298 K) + ∆S(1200 K)
∆S(total) = 120.4+98.224 = 218.624 J/mol K
∆G = ∆H -T∆S
∆G(1200 K) = 142.510(1000) -(218.624×1200)
∆G(1200 K) = -119838. 8 J/mol
K = 164677.987
Product gas should be water free basis
Basis
1 mole ethane
- extent of reaction
= 0.999
Equilibrium composition of product on steam(water free basis)
Moles of ethylene = 0.999
Moles of ethane = 0.001
Moles of hydrogen = 0.999
Mole fraction of hydrogen = 0.999/(0.999+0.999+0.001) = 0.999/1.999 =0.4997
Mole fraction of ethylene = 0.4997
Mole fraction of ethane = 0.0006
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