(a)
Interpretation:
The reactor which is better among CSTR and PFR with perfect conditions is to be stated.
Concept Introduction:
The conversion, X can be defined as the moles of any species A that are reacted per mole of A fed in the reactor.
The full form of CSTR is Continuous-Stirred Tank Reactor. This reaction has its application in the industrial processes. This reactor actually used for liquid-phase reactions.
The full form of PFR is Plug-Flow Reactor which consists of a cylindrical pipe and it is used for the gas-phase reactions.
(b)
Interpretation:
The time taken by the
Concept Introduction:
The conversion, X can be defined as the moles of any species A that are reacted per mole of A fed in the reactor.
The full form of CSTR is Continuous-Stirred Tank Reactor. This reaction has its application in the industrial processes. This reactor actually used for liquid-phase reactions.
The full form of PFR is Plug-Flow Reactor which consists of a cylindrical pipe and it is used for the gas-phase reactions.
(c)
Interpretation:
The time taken by the
Concept Introduction:
The conversion, X can be defined as the moles of any species A that are reacted per mole of A fed in the reactor.
The full form of CSTR is Continuous-Stirred Tank Reactor. This reaction has its application in the industrial processes. This reactor actually used for liquid-phase reactions.
The full form of PFR is Plug-Flow Reactor which consists of a cylindrical pipe and it is used for the gas-phase reactions.
(d)
Interpretation:
The obtained conversions if CSTR and PFR connected in series at
Concept Introduction:
The conversion, X can be defined as the moles of any species A that are reacted per mole of A fed in the reactor.
The full form of CSTR is Continuous-Stirred Tank Reactor. This reaction has its application in the industrial processes. This reactor actually used for liquid-phase reactions.
The full form of PFR is Plug-Flow Reactor which consists of a cylindrical pipe and it is used for the gas-phase reactions.
(e)
Interpretation:
The volume of the batch reactor that is required to process the same concentration of A per day to achieve
Concept Introduction:
The conversion, X can be defined as the moles of any species A that are reacted per mole of A fed in the reactor.
The full form of CSTR is Continuous-Stirred Tank Reactor. This reaction has its application in the industrial processes. This reactor actually used for liquid-phase reactions.
The full form of PFR is Plug-Flow Reactor which consists of a cylindrical pipe and it is used for the gas-phase reactions.
(f)
Interpretation:
The sentences which give the description for the learning done by this problem and about the points of problem are to be stated.
Concept Introduction:
The conversion, X can be defined as the moles of any species A that are reacted per mole of A fed in the reactor.
The full form of CSTR is Continuous-Stirred Tank Reactor. This reaction has its application in the industrial processes. This reactor actually used for liquid-phase reactions.
The full form of PFR is Plug-Flow Reactor which consists of a cylindrical pipe and it is used for the gas-phase reactions.
(g)
Interpretation:
The application of the six ideas that is given in table on this problem is to be stated.
Concept Introduction:
The conversion, X can be defined as the moles of any species A that are reacted per mole of A fed in the reactor.
The full form of CSTR is Continuous-Stirred Tank Reactor. This reaction has its application in the industrial processes. This reactor actually used for liquid-phase reactions.
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