The reaction of A and B produces the desired product R as well as the unwanted product S. What level of reactant concentrations (high, medium, low) should we use for the following reaction scheme in order to maximize the conversion of A to R. A+B R r₁ = k₁ CA CB² A S r2 = K₂ CA any CA, high CB O high CA, low CB O high CA, any CB O low CA, low CB O NOTG

The reaction of A and B produces the desired product R as well as the unwanted product S. What level of reactant concentrations (high, medium, low) should we use for the following reaction scheme in order to maximize the conversion of A to R. A+B R r₁ = k₁ CA CB² A S r2 = K₂ CA any CA, high CB O high CA, low CB O high CA, any CB O low CA, low CB O NOTG

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