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14-7. Butadiene can be formed by dehydrogenation of
n-butane:
CH → C H + 2H,
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This reaction is carried out in the gas phase.
A. Calculate the equilibrium constant of this reac-
tion at K
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B. A closed-system reactor initially contains I mole
of -butane. If the reactor is maintained at 7
298.15 K and P - 1 bar, determine the contents
of the reactor at equilibrium.
C. A closed-system reactor initially contains 1
mole of butadiene and 1 mole of hydrogen.
The reactor is maintained at / 1 birin
constant temperature at which the reaction has
50. Determine the contents of the reactor
at equilibrium.
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