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9) A first-order liquid-phase reaction (A P ) is conducted isothermally in a 2.0 m3 PFR. The volumetric flow rate is 0.05 m³min1, and ka = 0.02 min at the reactor temperature. a) Determine the steady-state fractional conversion achieved at the reactor exit. b) Determine the volume of a CSTR which gives the same conversion.

9) A first-order liquid-phase reaction (A P ) is conducted isothermally in a 2.0 m3 PFR. The volumetric flow rate is 0.05 m³min1, and ka = 0.02 min at the reactor temperature. a) Determine the steady-state fractional conversion achieved at the reactor exit. b) Determine the volume of a CSTR which gives the same conversion.

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0.5 L/min. 9) A first-order liquid-phase reaction (A P ) is conducted isothermally in a 2.0 m3 PFR. The volumetric flow rate is 0.05 m³min', and ka = 0.02 min' at the reactor temperature. a) Determine the steady-state fractional conversion achieved at the reactor exit. b) Determine the volume of a CSTR which gives the same conversion. %3D 0n naaction A -R +T is carried out in an isothermal PFR, Pure A is fed to the reactor
Transcribed Image Text:0.5 L/min. 9) A first-order liquid-phase reaction (A P ) is conducted isothermally in a 2.0 m3 PFR. The volumetric flow rate is 0.05 m³min', and ka = 0.02 min' at the reactor temperature. a) Determine the steady-state fractional conversion achieved at the reactor exit. b) Determine the volume of a CSTR which gives the same conversion. %3D 0n naaction A -R +T is carried out in an isothermal PFR, Pure A is fed to the reactor
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