Q1/ It is desired to produce 0.045 mol/liter of C from the following exothermic reaction liquidphase reaction 2AC+D in a mixed flow reactor with 45% conversion calculate:1- the volume of reactor and temperature of coolant coil if it is operated isothermally.2- the volume of reactor and outlet temperature if it is operated adiabatically.Data:-Feed temperature 77 °CUA-1200 J/min.KSpecific reaction rate constant k at 0 °C-0.02m³/kmol.min.Activation energy (E)-4000 kJ/kmolHeat of reaction=- 8000 kJ/kmolHeat capacity of mixture 20 kJ/kmol.KVolumetric feed flow rate -30 liter/min.B is to be carried out in an adiabatic CSTR. If 0.

Given data: Feed temperature = 77 0C UA = 1200 J/min.K k at 0 0C = 0.02 m3/kmol.min Activation…

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