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The Haber-Bosch process converts atmospheric nitrogen to ammonia via reaction with hydrogen using a catalyst under...

The Haber-Bosch process converts atmospheric nitrogen to ammonia via reaction with hydrogen using a catalyst under high temperature and pressure. 2 kmol of N2 gas react with 4 kmol of H2 gas to create ammonia. Assume all of the limiting reagent is used up. (total 12 marks)

a. Draw and label everything (as you go) (4 marks)

b. Using the Extent of Reaction, identify the exit stream contents. (4 marks)

c. Given that I have the same feeds above, but now a sampling of the exit stream shows I have 1.5 kmol nitrogen in the exit. What is the Yield, and what is the fractional conversion of hydrogen?

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