The rate of a liquid phase reaction of the type, A + B → Products; is found to be independent of concentration of A and B, and equal to 1 Kmol/(m³)(min) at 300 K. find the conversion in a mixed flow reactor having volume 2 m³ with feed concentration of A and B equal to 5 kmol/m³, feed flow rate equal to 1 m³/min and reactor temperature equal to 300 K. If the activation energy of the reaction is given as 83.1 kJ/mol find the volume (m³) of the isothermal plug flow reactor for the same conversion and feed conditions as in the case of the above- mentioned reactor but with reactor temperature kept at 320 K.

The rate of a liquid phase reaction of the type, A + B → Products; is found to be independent of concentration of A and B, and equal to 1 Kmol/(m³)(min) at 300 K. find the conversion in a mixed flow reactor having volume 2 m³ with feed concentration of A and B equal to 5 kmol/m³, feed flow rate equal to 1 m³/min and reactor temperature equal to 300 K. If the activation energy of the reaction is given as 83.1 kJ/mol find the volume (m³) of the isothermal plug flow reactor for the same conversion and feed conditions as in the case of the above- mentioned reactor but with reactor temperature kept at 320 K.

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