Consider the water-gas shift reaction CO2 + H2 → CO + H20 Assume that equilibrium constant K(T) is K(1100K)=1 and K(1600 k)=3 and K(2100 K)=4.9. Further assume that the global forward reaction rate coefficient is k, = AT" exp (-) where 0 = 15000K, n = ; and A = 101° cm³mol¯1s=1. Estimate the global reverse rate coefficient k, at 1100, 1600 and 2100 K

Consider the water-gas shift reaction CO2 + H2 → CO + H20 Assume that equilibrium constant K(T) is K(1100K)=1 and K(1600 k)=3 and K(2100 K)=4.9. Further assume that the global forward reaction rate coefficient is k, = AT" exp (-) where 0 = 15000K, n = ; and A = 101° cm³mol¯1s=1. Estimate the global reverse rate coefficient k, at 1100, 1600 and 2100 K

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