Methyl chloride (CH3CI) is produced by the chlorination of methane (CH4) gas and goes by the following: CНA + Clz — CH,CI + HCІ The feed to the reactor is composed of 40% CH4 (molar), 50% C2 (molar),...

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Extracted text: Methyl chloride (CH3CI) is produced by the chlorination of methane (CH4) gas and goes by the following: CНA + Clz — CH,CI + HCІ The feed to the reactor is composed of 40% CH4 (molar), 50% C2 (molar), and balance N2 (inert). The fraction conversion of the limiting reactant is 65%. Use a basis of 100.0 mole/ḥr of total feed to the reactor for your calculations. (a) Plot a diagram illustrating the process. (b) What is the limiting reactant? What is the excess reactant? What is the % excess of the reactant that is fed in excess to the reactor? (c) Using the limiting reactant, calculate the extent of reaction, &, in appropriate units. (d) Calculate the number of moles of each species in the product stream. (e) Determine the mole fractions of the species in the product stream.