1: You are to design a reactor for the elementary unimolecular decomposition of a compound A in the liquid phase. The reaction may be assumed irreversible under the reaction conditions. R.19 MA Jex a- What is the value of the activation energy in kcal/mol ? b- Assume the value of reaction rate constant is 2.15 sat a temperature of 600 K. What is the value of the rate constant at 700 K? T= Jook In (), k in sec 05 0.0 -0.5 y-18002x 30 777 성틈을

1: You are to design a reactor for the elementary unimolecular decomposition of a compound A in the liquid phase. The reaction may be assumed irreversible under the reaction conditions. R.19 MA Jex a- What is the value of the activation energy in kcal/mol ? b- Assume the value of reaction rate constant is 2.15 sat a temperature of 600 K. What is the value of the rate constant at 700 K? T= Jook In (), k in sec 05 0.0 -0.5 y-18002x 30 777 성틈을

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