State hydrogen and nitrogen have different molecular weights

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the feed to an ammonia sythesis reactor contains 25 mol% nitrogen and the balance hydrogen. the flow rate of the stream is 2500 kg/h. calculate the mass flow rate of hydrogen in kg/h. Note: hydrogen and nitrogen have different molecular weights, so mass fractions will be different than mole fractions.

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