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(a) Discuss the concept of 'rate of chemical reaction' from the perspectives of reacting and product specie(s) in a typical chemical process. (b) For the decomposition reaction: AS R in a constant volume batch reactor; starting with 1.0 mol/l of A, the conversion of A is 75% after 1 hour. Find the expression to represent the kinetics of this reaction.

(a) Discuss the concept of 'rate of chemical reaction' from the perspectives of reacting and product specie(s) in a typical chemical process. (b) For the decomposition reaction: AS R in a constant volume batch reactor; starting with 1.0 mol/l of A, the conversion of A is 75% after 1 hour. Find the expression to represent the kinetics of this reaction.

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(a) Discuss the concept of 'rate of chemical reaction' from the perspectives of reacting and product specie(s) in a typical chemical process. (b) For the decomposition reaction: AS R in a constant volume batch reactor; starting with 1.0 mol/l of A, the conversion of A is 75% after 1 hour. Find the expression to represent the kinetics of this reaction.
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Rate of a chemical reactions tells us at what speed the reaction proceeds but it does not tell the equilibrium criteria.

From the rate of a reaction we can get the actual path of reaction and along which path reaction is favourable.

 

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