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    The chemical reaction of hydrogen gas and chlorine gas produces hydrochloric acid gas at high temperatures between 2000-2500 Celsius and a pressure of 1 atmosphere. The water flowrate must be determined to achieve the desired cooling temperature of the hydrochloric acid gas produced by the reaction.

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    The chemical reaction of hydrogen gas and chlorine gas produces hydrochloric acid gas at high temperatures between 2000-2500 Celsius and a pressure of 1 atmosphere. The water flowrate must be determined to achieve the desired cooling temperature of the hydrochloric acid gas produced by the reaction.

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    The chemical reaction of hydrogen gas and chlorine gas produces hydrochloric acid gas at high temperatures between 2000-2500 Celsius and a pressure of 1 atmosphere. The water flowrate must be determined to achieve the desired cooling temperature of the hydrochloric acid gas produced by the reaction.

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    H2 + Cl2 HCl

    Temperature: 2000-2500 C
    Pressure: 1 atm
    Water flowrate ? Desire cooling temperature
    of HCl gas

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