Question: in the reaction scheme: selectivity is defined as: consider that E1 >E2>E3 (Ei = activation energy of reaction i, (1,2,3)) and k2=0. What conditions lead

in the reaction scheme:

in the reaction scheme: selectivity is defined as: consider that E1 >E2>E3

selectivity is defined as:

(Ei = activation energy of reaction i, (1,2,3)) and k2=0. What conditions

consider that E1 >E2>E3 (Ei = activation energy of reaction i, (1,2,3)) and k2=0. What conditions lead to greater selectivity to obtain the maximum benefit?

a) High P and High T

b) High mass and high n

c) High T and high n

d) High T, Excess of CA

Please explain why

Aky P F A+B. 28 11 E || =0

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