second reactor. 7.7. Substance A in the liquid phase produces R and S by the following reactions: R, TR=K₁C²₂ S. rs=k₂CA The feed (CA0 = 1.0, Cgo = 0, Cso = 0.3) enters two mixed flow reactors in series (7₁ = 2.5 min, 72 = 10 min). Knowing the composition in the first reactor (CA1 = 0.4, CRI= 0.2, Cs1 = 0.7), find the composition leaving the second reactor. 166 Chapter 7 Design for Parallel Reactions Liquid reactant A decomposes as follows: R, TR = k₁C₁, k₁= 0.4 m³/mol-min S. rs=k₂CA k₂= 2 min-¹ A feed of aqueous A (CA0 = 40 mol/m³) enters a reactor, decomposes, and a mixture of A, R, and S leaves.

second reactor. 7.7. Substance A in the liquid phase produces R and S by the following reactions: R, TR=K₁C²₂ S. rs=k₂CA The feed (CA0 = 1.0, Cgo = 0, Cso = 0.3) enters two mixed flow reactors in series (7₁ = 2.5 min, 72 = 10 min). Knowing the composition in the first reactor (CA1 = 0.4, CRI= 0.2, Cs1 = 0.7), find the composition leaving the second reactor. 166 Chapter 7 Design for Parallel Reactions Liquid reactant A decomposes as follows: R, TR = k₁C₁, k₁= 0.4 m³/mol-min S. rs=k₂CA k₂= 2 min-¹ A feed of aqueous A (CA0 = 40 mol/m³) enters a reactor, decomposes, and a mixture of A, R, and S leaves.

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