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The reactant (M) is converted into product (N) in the presence of catalyst in a fixed bed reactor. All the flow rates (F, G, H, P and R) in mol/s, and mole fraction of reactant (M) in these streams (xF, xG, xH, xP and xR) are shown in the diagram.
The overall fractional conversion is
A
(xGG-xHH)/(xGG)
B
(xGG-xPP)/(xGG)
C
(xFF-xHH)/(xFF)
D
(xFF-xPP)/(xFF)

Correct : d

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