For the reaction 2A --> B + ½ C, answer the following questions:
a.If –rA = 10 mol L-1 min-1, calculate the rate of reaction with respect to Band C, rB and rC, respectively.
b.10 moles of A are fed to a reactor. If 70% conversion occurs, calculate the moles of all chemical species. Are the total moles conserved during the course of reaction?
c.The reaction order with respect to A is 2.0. Provide the units that would be possessed by the rate constant, in terms of moles, liters, and minutes.
a) The reaction rates are calculated:
rB = 10 M A / min * (1 M B / 2 M A) = 5 M B / min
rC = 10 M A / min * (1/2 M C / 2 M A) = 2.5 M C / min
b) The moles of each substance are calculated:
n A = (1-0.7) * 10 = 3 mol
n B = (10 - 3) mol A * (1 mol B / 2 mol A) = 3.5 mol B
n C = (10 - 3) mol A * (1/2 mol C / 2 mol A) = 1.75 mol C
c) The units will be:
[k] = L mol-1 min-1
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