Question: Liquid hydrazine ( N 2 H 4 ) is injected in a combustion chamber at 4 0 0 K and burned with 1 0 0

Liquid hydrazine (N2H4) is injected in a combustion chamber at 400 K and burned with 100% excess air at 298 K. The combustion chamber is jacketed with water. The combustion products leave at 900 K. In the test; 50.0 gmol of N2H4 are burned per hour and water at 25\deg C enters the water jacket for cooling at the rate of 1.00 kg/min. The reaction is: N2H4(l)+ O2(g) N2(g)+2H2O(g) Calculate: (a)The heat that is added or removed from the reactor to the water jacket, b)Exit temperature of water from the water jacket, (c) Volumetric flow rate of the water at exit. Data:Heat capacity is in the form; Cp(kJ/gmol.\deg C)= a + bT ( T is in \deg C ) Component T a*103 b*105 H\deg f(kJ/gmol)N2H4(l)(\deg C)13944.77H2O(l)(\deg C)75.4-285.84H2O(g)(\deg C)33.50.7-241.83 N2(g)(\deg C)29.00.22 O2(g)(\deg C)29.11.2

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