Question: A second order, elementary reaction 2 A B occurs in a liquid phase CSTR , with the reaction rate constant k = 0 . 1

A second order, elementary reaction 2AB occurs in a liquid phase CSTR, with the reaction rate constant k=0.13L*mol-1.s-1. The feed concentration of A,CA0, is 0.52mol.L-1?-1, the feed flowrate is 20L.S-1 and a conversion of 39% is achieved. (Give all answers to 4 significant figures until the final answer).
What is the molar flowrate of A in the reactor feed?
mols
What is the molar flowrate of A in the reactor outlet?
mols
What is the concentration of A in the reactor outlet?
molL
Calculate the rate of reaction of A in the CSTR.
mol. L-1*s-1
What is the required reactor volume?
L
Give the final reactor volume, taking into account the significant figures:
L
If a second CSTR is added in series so that the overall conversion is 59% :
What is the concentration of A at the exit of the second reactor? (Give all answers to 4 significant figures until the final answer).
molL
Calculate the rate of reaction of A in the second CSTR.
mol.L-1*s-1
Calculate the rate of reaction of A in the CSTR.
mol.L-1*s-1
What is the required reactor volume?
L
Give the final reactor volume, taking into account the significant figures:
L
If a second CSTR is added in series so that the overall conversion is 59% :
What is the concentration of A at the exit of the second reactor?
(Give all answers to 4 significant figures until the final answer).
molL
Calculate the rate of reaction of A in the second CSTR.
mol*L-1*s-1
Calculate the concentration of B at the exit of the second reactor.
molL
Calculate the reactor volume of the second reactor.
L
Give the final volume for the second reactor, taking into account the significant figures:
L
 A second order, elementary reaction 2AB occurs in a liquid phase

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