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Chapter 8: Multiple Reactions
Writing Net Rates of Formation
The reactions:
are elementary. Write the net rates of formation for A, B, C and D.
Hint 1: What is the net rate of formation of A?
(a)rA=k1ACACB2
(b)rA=−k1ACACB2
Hint 2: What is the net rate of formation of B?
(a)rB=−k1ACACB2−k2DCc2CB12
(b)rB=−k1ACACB2−6k2DCc2CB12
(c)rB=−k1ACACB2−16k2DCc2CB12
Hint 3: What is the net rate of formation of C?
(a)rC=2k1ACACB2−23k2DCc2CB12
(b)rC=2k1ACACB2−32k2DCc2CB12
(c)rC=k1ACACB2−23k2DCc2CB12
Hint 1
A.
Hint 2
B.
Hint 3
C.
The reactions:
are elementary. Write the net rates of formation for A, B, C and D.
Solution
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These net rates of reaction are now coupled with the appropriate mole balance of A, B, C, and D and solved using a numerical software package.
For example for a PFR:
etc.