Read over the problems at the end of this chapter. Make up an original problem that uses the concepts presented in this chapter. To obtain a solution: (a) Make up your data and reaction. (b) Use a...

Read over the problems at the end of this chapter. Make up an original problem that uses the concepts presented in this chapter. To obtain a solution:

(a) Make up your data and reaction.

(b) Use a real reaction and real data. See Problem PS-lA for guidelines.

(c) Prepare a list of safety considerations for designing and operating chemical reactors. What would be the first four items on your list? (See www.sache.org and www.siri.org/graphics.) The August 1985 issue of Chemical Engineering Progress may be useful.

(d) Read through the Self Tests and Self Assessments for Chapter II on the DVD-ROM, and pick one that was most difficult.

(e) Which example on the DVD-ROM Lecture Notes for Chapter 11 was the most difficult?

(t) What if you were asked to give an everyday example that demonstrates the principles discussed in this chapter? (Would sipping a teaspoon of Tabasco or other hot sauce be one?)

(g) Rework Problem P2-128 (page 70) for the case of adiabatic operation.