A diagram with relevant streams and labels, List of known and unknown parameters and variables, Clear and explicit units and unit conversions, List of the governing equations, Mention of assumptions (e.g., steady-state, isothermal, constant density), Step-by-step approach from governing equations to solution. Consider an ideal CSTR with two inlets and one outlet.Component A is fed into inlet stream 1 and component B is fed into inlet stream 2The rate of reaction of species A is as follows: rrxn,A = KO CAL/gmol.sThe reactor has the following characteristics:• The system is at a constant density of 1.12 g/cm³• The volumetric flowrate of stream 1 is 8.4 L/s• The mass flowrate of the outlet stream is 61.8 kg/s• The entering concentration of A is 1.9 gmol/L• The entering concentration of B is 3.1 gmol/L0.5'CB 1.5, where ko = 0.44• The conversion of species A is 0.5, while the conversion of species B is 0.7What is the required reactor volume in units of liters?

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Author:J.M. Smith Termodinamica en ingenieria quimica, Hendrick C Van Ness, Michael Abbott, Mark Swihart

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A diagram with relevant streams and labels, List of known and unknown parameters and variables, Clear and explicit units and unit conversions, List of the governing equations, Mention of assumptions (e.g., steady-state, isothermal, constant density), Step-by-step approach from governing equations to solution.