Question 2. (20 marks) The following liquid-phase consecutive reaction is taking place in a constant volume...
Question 11: Gas phase reactions in a Batch Reactor A gas phase reaction, shown below, is to be performed isothermally in a batch reactor of constant volume. The reactor is filled with 20 moles of pure A and its volume is 20 litres (a) If the temperature is 127 C, what is the initial total pressure? (b) What would be the final pressure assuming the reaction goes to completion? (c) If the reaction is first order, with a rate constant...
Question 3 The following is a liquid-phase reaction that is performed in a Continuous Stirred Tank Reactor (CSTR) to produce glycol. CH2-OH KACAC The concentrations of ethylene oxide and water, entering the inlet streams are 16.13 mol/dm' and 5. 50 moldm2, respectively. The specific reaction rate, &02 mmols at 300 K with activation energy, E of 12500 cal/mol. The ideal gas cal/mol.K. Assume that the reaction follows an elementary rate law. t is 1.987 a. By using a stoichiometric table,...
An aqueous phase reversible reaction ? ⇌ ? + ? is carried out in a batch reactor. The forward reaction is first order wrt A and the backward reaction is first order wrt each component. Initial concentration of A is 1 mol/litre and no R and S are present initially. Derive an expression for ?? ⁄??. What is the maximum allowable conversion in the reactor? If this reaction happens in gas phase (constant pressure), derive an expression for ?? ⁄??....
The gas phase reaction 2A 0.5 R follows first-order kinetics. The reaction takes place in an isothermal, isobaric, variable-volume batch reactor starting with 50 per cent A and 50 per cent inerts. Find the first-order rate constant if the volume of the reactor decreases by 10 per cent in 4 minutes
Consider the liquid phase reaction : A ---> Products which is to take place in a PFR. The following data was obtained in a batch reactor X 0 0.4 0.8 -rA (mol/dm3s) 0.01 .008 .002 If the molar feed to A to the PFR is 2mol/s, what PFR Volume is necessary to achieve 80% conversion under identical conditions as those under which the batch data was obtained?
The second order gas phase irreversible reaction: 2.4-B is carried out in an isothermal batch reactor containing 40 kg of catalyst and with an initial volume of 60-liter. The reactor is initially filled with equal molar quantities of A and inert I at 300 K and 2.5 atm. Calculate the time needed for the concentration of product (B) to be 0.02 mole/liter if: a) the reaction takes in a constant pressure batch reactor (3 points) b) the reaction takes place...
5. A 200-dm constant-volume batch reactor is at the pressure 20 atm with pure A. The gas-phase reaction A B is carried out isothermally at 400K. The first order rate expression is -, -kC,, where k=0.1 min. Calculate the reaction time for 80% conversion of A. (20%)
Question 2 For an isothermal, constant volume batch reactor in which the following reaction is occurring A - B A laboratory technician measures the rate of reaction of A in a reactor for different concentrations, and obtains the following data: CA 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 1.0 [mol.L' -TA 0.1 0.4 0.9 1.6 2.5 3.6 4.9 6.4 10 (mol.L-min'] The laboratory technician tells you that if you plot - r against (CA) that you get a straight...
The production of methyl bromide is an irreversible liquid-phase reaction that follows an elementary rate law. The reaction CNBr (A) + CH3NH2 (B)àCH3Br (C) + NCNH2 (D) is carried out isothermally in a semi-batch reactor. A solution of methylamine (B) in extra dry ethanol at a concentration of 0.025 mol/L is to be fed at a rate of 0.05 L/s to an solution of bromine cyanide (A) in extra dry ethanol contained in a glass-lined reactor. The initial volume of...
R1 - LIQUID PHASE CHEMICAL REACTOR The elementary liquid phase reaction given below is carried out in a CSTR by isothermal operation. k > NaOAC + EtOH k = 3.59 L/mol.min NaOH + EtOAC (A) (B) (C) (D) The volume of the CSTR is 2 L and the flowrates of the feeds in the individual streams are 50 ml/min for both reactants. The concentrations of NaOH and EtoAc are 0.05 mol/L and 0.1 mol/L, respectively. [6] a) Calculate the conversion...