**Exercise 7.2.1: Heat from a Generic Reaction**A balanced stoichiometric reaction is given as: \[ 2D + 0.5E \rightarrow 3.8F \]with \(\Delta H_r(100^\circ C, 1 \text{ atm}) = -48 \text{ kJ/mol}.\)(a) If 62 mol/s of component F are produced at 100°C and 1 atm, how much heat (kW) is produced by the reaction?

Given: ∆Hr=-48kJ/mol moles of F produced=62mol/s∆Hr is negative which shows heat is being released in the reaction. heat released when 1 mol of F is produced=48kJ heat released when 62 mols of F is produced=48kJ1mol×62mols=2976 kW

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**Exercise 7.2.1: Heat from a Generic Reaction**

A balanced stoichiometric reaction is given as:
\[ 2D + 0.5E \rightarrow 3.8F \]
with \(\Delta H_r(100^\circ C, 1 \text{ atm}) = -48 \text{ kJ/mol}.\)

(a) If 62 mol/s of component F are produced at 100°C and 1 atm, how much heat (kW) is produced by the reaction?

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