Consider the liquid reaction 3A + 2B → 4CWhat could be the outlet c – McqOptions

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1.	Consider the liquid reaction 3A + 2B → 4CWhat could be the outlet composition if CAo = 100 mol/L in a batch reactor and the feed is an equimolar mixture of A and B? Assume that 5 mol of C was already present in the reactor initially.
A.	XA = 0.2, CB = 86.66, Cc = 31.66
B.	XA = 0.4, CB = 76.66, Cc = 58.33
C.	XA = 0.6, CB = 60, Cc = 80
D.	XA = 0.8, CB = 43.33, Cc = 106.66
Answer» B. XA = 0.4, CB = 76.66, Cc = 58.33

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