Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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The synthesis of methane enriched gas from water gas is a promising solution to the problem of hydrocarbon shortages in the future. In one such process, the following gas composition is obtained: 34% methane, 3% carbon dioxide, 11% CO, 39% H2, and 13% N2. Determine the Gross Calorific Value and the Net Calorific Value of the gas.
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