Question: A + 2 B C + D , r 1 D = k 1 D C A C n 2 D + 3 A C

A+2BC+D,r1D=k1DCACn
2D+3AC+E,r2K=k2FCACn
B+2CD+F,r3F=k2FCB2CC
Additional information:
k1D=0.25dm3mol*min,0=10dm2min
k2E=0.1dm3mol*min,CA0=1.5moldm3
k3y=5.0dm6mol2*min,CBO=2.0moldm3
a. Consider the reactions to be liquid phese and plot the species concentrations and the conversion of A as a function of the distance li.e., vilure) down a 5U-dm3 PFR. Note ay maxima
b. Consider the reactiona to be liquid phese and detemine the effluent corcentrations and converaicn trom a 50-dm3 CSIR IAns CA-=0.61,CB=0.79CF=0.25, and CD=0.45moldm3,
c. Plot and analyze the species concentrations and the corversior of A as a function of time when the reaction is corried out in a comibatoh recctor initialy contcining 40dm3 of l quid. Cono dor wo cases: (1)A is fed to B, and (2)B is fec to A. What differences do you obsen'e for these two case Describe what you find.
d. Vay the rat of B to )B(10 Ir the feed to the PFR and descrise what you fird. What generalizotions can you mase from th 3 problem?
e. Fewark (a) for the case when the reaction is a gas-phase reaction. 'Ne will keep the constants the same so you won't have to make toc many charges in your Polymsth procram, but v/e will make v0=100dm3? uin, CTv=0.4moldm3,V=500dm3, and an ecuimolan leed of A and B. Plot the mo ar flow rates and SCD and SBF down a PFR. Deecribo what you find. coetficient, kCD, can be varied setween 0.1 and 10min-1. What trends do you find?
g. Repeat () whan E is fed through the sidee of a memorane resctor. Describe what you find.
 A+2BC+D,r1D=k1DCACn 2D+3AC+E,r2K=k2FCACn B+2CD+F,r3F=k2FCB2CC Additional information: k1D=0.25dm3mol*min,0=10dm2min k2E=0.1dm3mol*min,CA0=1.5moldm3 k3y=5.0dm6mol2*min,CBO=2.0moldm3 a. Consider the

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