A gas mixture is composed of:
Methane = 80.75 mol%
Ethane = 7.45 mol%
Propane = 3.25 mol%
Butane = 2.31 mol% ,
Pentane = 0.24 mol%
Nitrogen = 3.05 mol%
Carbon dioxide = 2.95 mol%
How to convert each component from mole% to mass%?.
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Posted 12 March 2023 - 02:25 PM
A gas mixture is composed of:
Methane = 80.75 mol%
Ethane = 7.45 mol%
Propane = 3.25 mol%
Butane = 2.31 mol% ,
Pentane = 0.24 mol%
Nitrogen = 3.05 mol%
Carbon dioxide = 2.95 mol%
How to convert each component from mole% to mass%?.
Posted 12 March 2023 - 09:48 PM
multiply each component by its molecular weight, then normalize the result to get the component mass fraction.
Posted 12 March 2023 - 11:21 PM
Hi,
The best way to learn is to perform the task and show us the difficulties if any.
let you start with a basis of 100 moles, and all data related to molecular weight of each component.
Good luck
Breizh
Posted 13 March 2023 - 11:33 AM
Hi,
The best way to learn is to perform the task and show us the difficulties if any.
let you start with a basis of 100 moles, and all data related to molecular weight of each component.
Good luck
Breizh
Hi Breizh,
I need to convert Main Feed Composition from mol% to mass%.
Edited by chemtoli, 13 March 2023 - 11:34 AM.
Posted 13 March 2023 - 11:36 AM
multiply each component by its molecular weight, then normalize the result to get the component mass fraction.
Hi Pilesar,
Could you please explain what does it mean to normalize the results.
Posted 13 March 2023 - 12:17 PM
Posted 13 March 2023 - 06:27 PM
After you multiply mol% by molecular weight for each component, the sum of the component quantities will no longer be 100%. Divide each component quantity by the total sum to find the component fraction on a 100% basis.
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Posted 14 March 2023 - 12:38 AM Best Answer
Hi ,
Consider a mixture of 2 components , N2 and CO2 with Molecular weight 28 and 44 g/mol and 20 % and 80 % mol composition .
Let say the total quantity is 100 moles >>> 20 Moles of N2 and 80 moles of CO2 >>> which means 20*28 = 560 g of N2 and 80*44 = 3520 g of CO2 leading to a total of 4080 g .
Thus % mass N2 = 560 /4080*100 =13.726% and %mas Co2 = 86.274 %
Apply this methodology to your mixture .
Breizh
Posted 14 March 2023 - 04:26 AM
Don't they teach this in school, for 12 yr olds?
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