The rate constant for the second-order decomposition of ozone to oxygen is 18×10³ m'/mol/hr at 135 °C. What will be the conversion of ozone in a constant volume, isothermal batch reactor after 1 hour at 135 °C assuming an initial concentration of 103 mol/m?? At this time, what will be the rate of decomposition of the ozone? Repeat this analysis for a temperature of 145 °C, assume the reaction is irreversible and an activation energy of 55 kJ/mol.

The rate constant for the second-order decomposition of ozone to oxygen is 18×10³ m'/mol/hr at 135 °C. What will be the conversion of ozone in a constant volume, isothermal batch reactor after 1 hour at 135 °C assuming an initial concentration of 103 mol/m?? At this time, what will be the rate of decomposition of the ozone? Repeat this analysis for a temperature of 145 °C, assume the reaction is irreversible and an activation energy of 55 kJ/mol.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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