The liquid phase reaction A + 0.5B → C is first order in A and first order in B, and second order overall. Starting with an equimolar mixture, the reaction goes to 20% completion in 500 seconds. (Although CAo is not needed to solve the problem, for simplicity use CA0 = 1 mol/m³ for all parts) a. Is A or B the limiting reactant? b. Calculate the conversion of A and B. c. Plot the concentrations (CA/CA0 and CB/CA0, Cc/CA0) and rate of formation of C as a function of time. d. Plot the concentrations as a function of time if the reaction is first order in A and half order in B.

The liquid phase reaction A + 0.5B → C is first order in A and first order in B, and second order overall. Starting with an equimolar mixture, the reaction goes to 20% completion in 500 seconds. (Although CAo is not needed to solve the problem, for simplicity use CA0 = 1 mol/m³ for all parts) a. Is A or B the limiting reactant? b. Calculate the conversion of A and B. c. Plot the concentrations (CA/CA0 and CB/CA0, Cc/CA0) and rate of formation of C as a function of time. d. Plot the concentrations as a function of time if the reaction is first order in A and half order in B.

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