A well-mixed continuous stirred tank reactor is to be used for the decomposition of an ester (E) by a first order reaction in the liquid phase. The feed rate is 0.04 m²s² and the concentration of E in the feed, CEO = 15 kmol m. Given the rate constant, kɛ = 0.02 s for the reactor conditions (25°C), and the CSTR volume is 1.8 m, what will be the concentration of ester in the stream leaving it? 2. In the above reaction, the activation energy is 50,000 J mol". What is the value of the rate constant at 50 °C? As part of a plant improvement programme, the CSTR reactor will be redesigned to operate at 50 °C using the same feed concentration, feed rate of 0.04 m's' and an outlet conversion of ester equal to 80 %. What is the required reactor volume in this case?
A well-mixed continuous stirred tank reactor is to be used for the decomposition of an ester (E) by a first order reaction in the liquid phase. The feed rate is 0.04 m²s² and the concentration of E in the feed, CEO = 15 kmol m. Given the rate constant, kɛ = 0.02 s for the reactor conditions (25°C), and the CSTR volume is 1.8 m, what will be the concentration of ester in the stream leaving it? 2. In the above reaction, the activation energy is 50,000 J mol". What is the value of the rate constant at 50 °C? As part of a plant improvement programme, the CSTR reactor will be redesigned to operate at 50 °C using the same feed concentration, feed rate of 0.04 m's' and an outlet conversion of ester equal to 80 %. What is the required reactor volume in this case?
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