Question: this is reaction engineering, please show all the steps Below graph is a thermodynamic calculation of G (change in free energy) for dry reforming of

this is reaction engineering, please show all the steps

 this is reaction engineering, please show all the steps Below graph

Below graph is a thermodynamic calculation of G (change in free energy) for dry reforming of methane (DRM) in green, dry reforming of ethane (DRE) in red, and CO2 oxidative dehydrogenation of ethane (CODE) in blue. The C=0 for DRE is around 700K, 1) Calculate the K (thermodynamic equilibrium constant) at 700K for DRE reaction. 2) If we know after DRE reaction the gas mix A is in thermodynamic equilibrium at 700K what is amount of C2H6,CO2,H2, and CO at equilibrium, if we know the initial amount of C2H6 is 1 mole and CO2 is 2 moles before reaction? (assume there is no other side reaction, only DRE) 3) compare these 3 reactions DRM, DRE, CODE, which reactiom is more favorable from a thermodynamic perspective and why

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