Consider a liquid-phase reaction occurring in a constantvolume, isothermal, batch reactor. 1. For a first-order decomposition, what
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Consider a liquid-phase reaction occurring in a constantvolume, isothermal, batch reactor.
1. For a first-order decomposition, what is the ratio of the time to reach 75% conversion to the time to reach 50% conversion?
2. For a first-order decomposition, what is the ratio of the time to reach 90%
conversion to the time to reach 50% conversion?
3. Repeat Parts (a) and (b) for a second-order reaction between reactants initially in equimolar quantities.
4. Explain the results for Parts (a), (b), and (c).
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Part 1 Firstorder decomposition The rate of a firstorder reaction is proportional to the concentration of the reactant This means that the reaction wi...View the full answer
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