Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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Biodiesel from a palm oil has an approximate formula of CxHyOz. Excess air is supplied at 30°C, 100kPa and 85%RH. The exhaust gas leaves at 250°C and 750 mm Hg with a complete analysis of 12.08% CO2, 0.25% CO, 0.55% H2, 2.12% O2, 71.17% N2 and the rest is H2O. Find
a) formula of biodiesel (C19H34O2)
b) Equivalence Ratio (0.91)
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