If the following reaction was used to produce hydrogen gas and the carbon dioxide is vented to the atmosphere, what is the % atom economy? CH4+2 H2O--->CO2+4 H2
CH4+2 H2O--->CO2+4 H2
Using the atomic masses of H = 1, C = 12, O = 16, we can calculate the atom economy .
the reaction equation can be expressed in terms of theoretical reacting mass units
[(12 ) + 4(1)] + [2 x (2 + 16)] ===> [12 +2 x 16] + [4 x (2)]
[16 of CH4] + [36 of H2O] ===> [44 of CO2] + [8 of H2]
so there are a total of 8 mass units of the useful/desired product H2
out of a total mass of reactants or products of 16 + 36 = 44 + 8 = 104
| TOTAL FORMULA MASSES of USEFUL PRODUCT | |
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ATOM ECONOMY = 100 x |
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| TOTAL FORMULA MASSES of all REACTANTS |
Therefore the atom economy = 100 x 8 / 104 = 7.69 %
I JUST COPIED FORMULA... HOPE ITS CORRECT
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