Question: A nonisothermal batch reactor can be described by the following equations dC/dt = - e(- 10/T + 273))C dT/dt = 1000e(- 10/T + 273))C
A nonisothermal batch reactor can be described by the following equations
dC/dt = - e(- 10/T + 273))C
dT/dt = 1000e(- 10/T + 273))C – 10(T - 20)
where C is the concentration of the reactant and T in the temperature of the reactor. Initially the reactor is at 15°C and has a concentration of reactor C of 1.0 gmol/L. Find the concentration and temperature of the reactor as a function of time.
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The classical 4 th order RK method yields t C Te 0 1 15 00625 0941261 6079675 0125 08858... View full answer
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