01: A liquid-phase reaction A+B → C takes place in a 10.0-liter continuous stirred- tank reactor. The reactor may be considered perfectly mixed, so that the contents are uniform and the concentrations...


01: A liquid-phase reaction A+B<br>→ C takes place in a 10.0-liter continuous stirred-<br>tank reactor. The reactor may be considered perfectly mixed, so that the contents are<br>uniform and the concentrations of A and B in the product stream equal that inside the<br>tank. The tank is initially filled with a solution that contains 1.2 mol A/L, and the inlet<br>and outlet flows then begin.<br>0.15 L/s<br>10.0 mol A/L<br>rate of reaction = 0.01CACB (mol /L.s)<br>15 mol B/s<br>0.15 L/s<br>V = 10 L<br>CA(mol A/L)<br>CB(mol B/L)<br>1- Write a balance equation on species A, B and C in the tank and provide an initial<br>conditions.<br>2- Calculate conversion ratio of A , CA ,CB and Cc at the steady-state in the tank.<br>3- Calculate conversion ratio of A , CA ,CB and Cc after t in the tank.<br>

Extracted text: 01: A liquid-phase reaction A+B → C takes place in a 10.0-liter continuous stirred- tank reactor. The reactor may be considered perfectly mixed, so that the contents are uniform and the concentrations of A and B in the product stream equal that inside the tank. The tank is initially filled with a solution that contains 1.2 mol A/L, and the inlet and outlet flows then begin. 0.15 L/s 10.0 mol A/L rate of reaction = 0.01CACB (mol /L.s) 15 mol B/s 0.15 L/s V = 10 L CA(mol A/L) CB(mol B/L) 1- Write a balance equation on species A, B and C in the tank and provide an initial conditions. 2- Calculate conversion ratio of A , CA ,CB and Cc at the steady-state in the tank. 3- Calculate conversion ratio of A , CA ,CB and Cc after t in the tank.

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