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We have a process that reacts 67% ch4 in o2 at 10 atm to form syngas (ahr =-8.5 kcal/mol-ch). (a) estimate the adiabatic reactor temperature at completion if we produce 100% syngas with a feed temperature of 400°c. assume cp =7/2r=7 cal/mol k). (b) estimate the adiabatic reactor temperature if we suddenly begin producing 100% total combustion products (ah, =192 kcal/mol). (c) what must we be concerned with regarding reactor construction materials and pressure relief capabilities to design for this possibility?

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