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The gas analysis from ammonia-oxidation unit is fixed nitrogen (5.6 mol) and active oxygen (12.4 mol)...

The gas analysis from ammonia-oxidation unit is fixed nitrogen (5.6 mol) and active oxygen (12.4 mol) per 100 mol of free nitrogen. Draw the process diagram and calculate the efficiency of conversion.

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