Chemistry, 07.11.2019 01:31, SoccerHalo

Calculate the nitric oxide (no) emission index (eino in units of g of no emitted per kg of fuel burned) for a combustor burning ethane (c2h6) with air, given the following exhaust mole fraction measurements: χco2 = 0.110, χo2 = 0.005, χh2o = 0.160, and χno = 185·10-6. you may assume that the exhaust co and unburned hydrocarbon mole fractions are negligible. does the numerical value of eino depend on whether the exhaust measurements are reported on a wet basis or on a dry basis?
emission index no = (molefractionno/sum of all mole fraction)(xmolecularweightno/mole cularweightfuel); x is 2.

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