PLQ 14 - What is a Lineweaver Burk Plot?

1. Pick the best and the worst in Chapter 6 and explain the reasoning for your answer.
2. P6-2_A (h - Part 1 only), (i - Part 1 only)
3. P6-3_A The Great Race
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   "che344 icm - The Great Race"
4. P6-14_B (a), (b), and (c)
5. P6-21_B omit part (d)
6. Load the membrane reactor file and and other file of your choice from the 5 Polymath files of the Examples discussed in class from Ctools (or download below):
   1) Liquid PFR, 2) Liquid CSTR, 3) Gas phase PFR with no pressure drop, 4) Membrane reactor with pressure drop and 5) Liquid phase semibatch reactor. Study the overall selectivity of C to D. Carry out the base case to plot the selectivity of C to D, F_c/F_d. Next vary a few of the operating variables (e.g. F_A0, V, v₀, C_A0) to find what conditions most affect the selectivity. For the membrane reactor you might want to vary the sweep gas velocity on a wide range from very low to very high v_osg. If you wish you can include a plot or two to help explain the most interesting things you find. Write a paragraph about each of the two examples describing what you find.
   Download the Polymath files:
   1. PFR Multiple Rxns.pol
   2. CSTR Multiple Rxn.pol
   3. Gas Phase Multiple Reactions.pol
   4. Membrane Rctr Gas Phase Multiple Reactions.pol
   5. Semibatch Multiple Reactions.pol