Show that the steady-state exit concentration for a first-order reaction is (1 /(1+D a)). What is the

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Show that the steady-state exit concentration for a first-order reaction is \(1 /(1+D a)\). What is the corresponding expression if the reactor is modeled as a plug-flow reactor? Produce a comparison plot of the exit concentration for these two cases as a function of \(D a\). Show that if \(D a \lesssim 0.3\) then the mixing behavior is not important and the two models give nearly the same conversion.

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