A gaseous fuel mixture with a molar analysis of 72% CH4, 8% H2, and 20% CO burns completely at at25ºC, 1 atm. Determine (a) the mean molecule formula of the fuel mixture. (b) the mean enthalpy of formation for the fuel mixture, in kJ per kmolof fuel.
[Answers: (a) C0.92H3.04O0.2; (b) -75.998 MJ/kmol.]
A gaseous fuel mixture with a molar analysis of 72% CH4, 8% H2, and 20% CO burns completely at at...
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