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If flow rate of natural gas mixture in sweating gas unite is 460000 m3/day
Can it be converted into mole/day?



If flow rate of natural gas mixture in sweating gas unite is 460000 m3/day Can it be converted into..

Answer / ammarahmed

Mole volume of gas at standard temp and pressure 25°C 1 atm is 24.44 L or 0.02444 m3/mole

460000/0.02444
= 18821603 mole/day

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