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    TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF THE PHILIPPINES

    CHEP 424 CHEMICAL REACTION ENGINEERING


    STUDENT NAME: _____________________________ SECTION : CH42FB1
    INSTRUCTOR : ENGR. LORRAINE A. CARRILLO DATE: July 15, 2010
    Solve the following problems . Show detailed solutions.
    1. For a zero-order reaction, with stoichiometry A→rR taking place in a constant-pressure set-up, V= 1.5 at t=1 and V=1 at t=0. For the
    same reaction, same feed composition and in a constant-volume bomb Π = 1 when t=0, find Π when t=1.
    2. The first-order reversible liquid reaction D↔S CDe = 1 M and CSe=0.5M takes place in a batch reactor. After 18 minutes,
    conversion of D is 33.33% while equilibrium conversion is 66.7%. Find the rate equation for this reaction.
    3. Given the zero-order homogeneous gas-phase reaction A →2.7R, in a constant volume bomb starting with 80% A and 20% inert,
    we have
    Time 0 1
    Total Pressure, atm 1 1.5
    If we introduce A at a total pressure of 10 atm, no inerts, what will be the total pressure at t=1? If we introduce A at a partial pressure
    of 1 atm and inerts at 9 atm, what will be the total pressure at t=1?
    4. The irreversible reaction 2A B takes place in the gas phase in a constant temperature reactor. Reactant A and diluent gas are
    fed in equimolar ratio, and the conversion of A is 85 percent. If the molar feed rate of A is doubled, what is the conversion of A
    assuming the feed rate of diluent is unchanged?
    5. A batch reactor is used to convert a liquid reactant A. the reactant follows second order kinetics. The time in hours required to
    convert 60% of A if the initial concentration of A is 0.8 gmol/L and k = 4 L/gmol.h)

    TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF THE PHILIPPINES


    CHEP 424 CHEMICAL REACTION ENGINEERING
    STUDENT NAME: _____________________________ SECTION : CH42FB1
    INSTRUCTOR : ENGR. LORRAINE A. CARRILLO DATE: July 15, 2010
    Solve the following problems . Show detailed solutions.
    1. For a zero-order reaction, with stoichiometry A→rR taking place in a constant-pressure set-up, V= 1.5 at t=1 and V=1 at t=0. For the
    same reaction, same feed composition and in a constant-volume bomb Π = 1 when t=0, find Π when t=1.
    2. The first-order reversible liquid reaction D↔S CDe = 1 M and CSe=0.5M takes place in a batch reactor. After 18 minutes,
    conversion of D is 33.33% while equilibrium conversion is 66.7%. Find the rate equation for this reaction.
    3. Given the zero-order homogeneous gas-phase reaction A →2.7R, in a constant volume bomb starting with 80% A and 20% inert,
    we have
    Time 0 1
    Total Pressure, atm 1 1.5
    If we introduce A at a total pressure of 10 atm, no inerts, what will be the total pressure at t=1? If we introduce A at a partial pressure
    of 1 atm and inerts at 9 atm, what will be the total pressure at t=1?
    4. The irreversible reaction 2A B takes place in the gas phase in a constant temperature reactor. Reactant A and diluent gas are
    fed in equimolar ratio, and the conversion of A is 85 percent. If the molar feed rate of A is doubled, what is the conversion of A
    assuming the feed rate of diluent is unchanged?
    5. A batch reactor is used to convert a liquid reactant A. the reactant follows second order kinetics. The time in hours required to
    convert 60% of A if the initial concentration of A is 0.8 gmol/L and k = 4 L/gmol.h)

    TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF THE PHILIPPINES


    CHEP 424 CHEMICAL REACTION ENGINEERING
    STUDENT NAME: _____________________________ SECTION : CH42FB1
    INSTRUCTOR : ENGR. LORRAINE A. CARRILLO DATE: July 15, 2010
    Solve the following problems . Show detailed solutions.
    1. For a zero-order reaction, with stoichiometry A→rR taking place in a constant-pressure set-up, V= 1.5 at t=1 and V=1 at t=0. For the
    same reaction, same feed composition and in a constant-volume bomb Π = 1 when t=0, find Π when t=1.
    2. The first-order reversible liquid reaction D↔S CDe = 1 M and CSe=0.5M takes place in a batch reactor. After 18 minutes,
    conversion of D is 33.33% while equilibrium conversion is 66.7%. Find the rate equation for this reaction.
    3. Given the zero-order homogeneous gas-phase reaction A →2.7R, in a constant volume bomb starting with 80% A and 20% inert,
    we have
    Time 0 1
    Total Pressure, atm 1 1.5
    If we introduce A at a total pressure of 10 atm, no inerts, what will be the total pressure at t=1? If we introduce A at a partial pressure
    of 1 atm and inerts at 9 atm, what will be the total pressure at t=1?
    4. The irreversible reaction 2A B takes place in the gas phase in a constant temperature reactor. Reactant A and diluent gas are
    fed in equimolar ratio, and the conversion of A is 85 percent. If the molar feed rate of A is doubled, what is the conversion of A
    assuming the feed rate of diluent is unchanged?
    5. A batch reactor is used to convert a liquid reactant A. the reactant follows second order kinetics. The time in hours required to
    convert 60% of A if the initial concentration of A is 0.8 gmol/L and k = 4 L/gmol.h)

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