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(a) The average intensive rate, ro3, during this period, in mol m-³ s²; -3 (b) The average extensive rate during this period, in mol/s; and (c) ro3, in mol person™ -h². (d) If the reaction is 3 O₂ forming 2 03 , calculate (-ro2,) and (ro3).

(a) The average intensive rate, ro3, during this period, in mol m-³ s²; -3 (b) The average extensive rate during this period, in mol/s; and (c) ro3, in mol person™ -h². (d) If the reaction is 3 O₂ forming 2 03 , calculate (-ro2,) and (ro3).

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Author:J.M. Smith Termodinamica en ingenieria quimica, Hendrick C Van Ness, Michael Abbott, Mark Swihart
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At 7 A.M., the ozone (O3) content in the atmosphere over a major city is 0.002 ppmv (parts per million by volume). By noon, the measurement is 0.13 ppmv and a health alert is issued. The reason for the severity is that the region acts as a batch reactor-the air is trapped horizontally (by mountains) and vertically (by a temperature inversion at 1000 m). Assume the area of the region is 10,000 km² and is home to 10 million people. Calculate the following: (a) The average intensive rate, ro3, during this period, in mol m-³ s; (b) The average extensive rate during this period, in mol/s; and (c) ro3, in mol person™ -h. (d) If the reaction is 3 O₂ forming 2 03 calculate (-ro2,) and (ro3). 9
Transcribed Image Text:At 7 A.M., the ozone (O3) content in the atmosphere over a major city is 0.002 ppmv (parts per million by volume). By noon, the measurement is 0.13 ppmv and a health alert is issued. The reason for the severity is that the region acts as a batch reactor-the air is trapped horizontally (by mountains) and vertically (by a temperature inversion at 1000 m). Assume the area of the region is 10,000 km² and is home to 10 million people. Calculate the following: (a) The average intensive rate, ro3, during this period, in mol m-³ s; (b) The average extensive rate during this period, in mol/s; and (c) ro3, in mol person™ -h. (d) If the reaction is 3 O₂ forming 2 03 calculate (-ro2,) and (ro3). 9
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