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Consider a catalytic reactor where the following reaction takes place: 3AA3 Catalytic surface Spheres of catalytic material Reagent A Reagent A+ Product A3 Calculate the flux across the interface in the catalytic reactor assuming that the film thickness is much smaller than the particle size. Represent the boundary conditions considering the catalytic surface as a plate: YA,O YA3,0 z=0 A A A δ YA,80 A3 Catalytic surface

Consider a catalytic reactor where the following reaction takes place: 3AA3 Catalytic surface Spheres of catalytic material Reagent A Reagent A+ Product A3 Calculate the flux across the interface in the catalytic reactor assuming that the film thickness is much smaller than the particle size. Represent the boundary conditions considering the catalytic surface as a plate: YA,O YA3,0 z=0 A A A δ YA,80 A3 Catalytic surface

Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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Author:J.M. Smith Termodinamica en ingenieria quimica, Hendrick C Van Ness, Michael Abbott, Mark Swihart
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Consider a catalytic reactor where the following reaction takes place: 3A →→ A3 Catalytic surface Reagent A Z=0 Calculate the flux across the interface in the catalytic reactor assuming that the film thickness is much smaller than the particle size. Represent the boundary conditions considering the catalytic surface as a plate: Уд,о Spheres of catalytic material A Reagent A + Product A3 Y A3,0 A A Уд,б=0 |A3 Catalytic surface
Transcribed Image Text:Consider a catalytic reactor where the following reaction takes place: 3A →→ A3 Catalytic surface Reagent A Z=0 Calculate the flux across the interface in the catalytic reactor assuming that the film thickness is much smaller than the particle size. Represent the boundary conditions considering the catalytic surface as a plate: Уд,о Spheres of catalytic material A Reagent A + Product A3 Y A3,0 A A Уд,б=0 |A3 Catalytic surface
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