un plant, on Is as Tollows. CHs + H2 - CH12 The complete process of producing cyclohexane uses a reactor and a separator. Using the process shown below and assuming 20 % excess hydrogen in the fresh feed, find the ratio of the recycle stream to the fresh feed stream, the composition of the final product stream, and the composition of the stream leaving the reactor. The overall conversion of benzene is 92% and the single-pass conversion is 21.5 %. The recycle stream is composed of 23.9 % benzene and the remaining hydrogen. Fresh Feed REACTOR SEPARATOR Product Recycle

un plant, on Is as Tollows. CHs + H2 - CH12 The complete process of producing cyclohexane uses a reactor and a separator. Using the process shown below and assuming 20 % excess hydrogen in the fresh feed, find the ratio of the recycle stream to the fresh feed stream, the composition of the final product stream, and the composition of the stream leaving the reactor. The overall conversion of benzene is 92% and the single-pass conversion is 21.5 %. The recycle stream is composed of 23.9 % benzene and the remaining hydrogen. Fresh Feed REACTOR SEPARATOR Product Recycle

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