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    This document describes using the constant enthalpy pressure method to analyze a reaction involving C2H2, O2, and N2 reacting to form CO2, H2O, and N2. It provides the moles of reactants and products, sensible enthalpies of products at different temperatures, standard enthalpies of formation, and calculates the enthalpy of reactants and products to determine the adiabatic flame temperature.

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    CONSTANT ENTHALPY PRESSURE METHOD

    Reaction :: C2H2 + 2.5 + 7.52N2


    ~
    Number of moles::

    2CO2 + H2O + 9.4N2

    Reactants
    C2H2
    O2
    N2

    12.9
    1
    2.5
    9.4

    component

    Products
    CO2
    H2O
    N2

    12.4
    2
    1
    9.4

    component

    Temp(K)
    2500
    2600
    2700
    2800
    2900
    3000
    3100
    3200
    3300
    3400
    3500
    3600
    3700
    3800
    3900
    4000
    Tadiabatic
    3060.626

    C2H2
    O2
    N2

    CO2
    H2O
    N2

    SENSIBLE ENTHAPIES(kJ/MOLE)
    CO2
    H2O
    121.905
    99.726
    128.058
    105.228
    134.226
    110.775
    140.41
    116.364
    146.606
    121.993
    152.816
    127.658
    159.037
    133.357
    165.27
    139.087
    171.514
    144.847
    177.769
    150.624
    184.033
    156.447
    190.308
    162.284
    196.593
    168.144
    202.888
    174.026
    209.192
    179.929
    215.508
    185.852

    N2
    74.296
    77.962
    81.638
    85.322
    89.014
    92.713
    96.419
    100.131
    103.85
    107.574
    111.303
    115.038
    118.777
    122.521
    126.27
    130.022

    Corresponding values of sensible enthalpies


    156.6887

    131.387

    95.01564

    hf,i(J/mol) hs,i@500K
    228200
    10087
    0
    6086
    0
    5911

    hf,i(J/mol) hs,i@Tad
    -393510 156688.7
    -241826
    131387
    0 95015.64

    Absolute enthalpy(in J/mole)


    238287
    6086
    5911
    HR

    Enthalpy of Reactant(in J)
    238287
    15215
    55563.4
    309065.4

    HP

    Enthalpy of Product(in J)
    -473643
    -110439
    893147
    309065.4

    Absolute enthalpy(in J/mole)


    -236821
    -110439
    95015.64

    Calculation
    HR

    309065.4

    HP

    309065.4

    Tad

    3060.626

    HR - HP

    1.16E-10

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