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Chemistry, 30.01.2020 23:59 nolz4066

B. hydrogen sulfide, h2s, is a contaminant in natural gas. it can be removed with the reaction ch4(g) + 2h2s(g) cs2(g) + 4h2(g), δh = 232 kj/mol. how should the following conditions of this reaction be changed to optimize the removal of h2s? explain your answers.

i. changing the pressure

ii. changing the temperature

iii. changing the h2 concentration

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