The chemical reaction sequence AMS takes place in a CFSTR. You may assume that the reactions are
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The chemical reaction sequence A→M→S takes place in a CFSTR. You may assume that the reactions are irreversible and first order, with rate constants k1 for the reaction A→M and k2 for the reaction M→S. M is the desired product. Find the residence time θ = V/q that maximizes the concentration of M in the reactor effluent, and find the maximum concentration.
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