Chemical Engineering - Chemical Reaction Engineering - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Chemical Reaction Engineering - Section 5 (Q.No. 3)
3.
A consecutive reaction,
, is characterised by

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Assefa said:
8 years ago
As the reaction time increases consumption of A to produce B increase and consumption of B to produce C also increase until minimum consumption of B remain. Since the reaction is consecutive their concentration also increases from A to C. This is true if C1 and C2 are the same catalytic effect on the reaction. The Answer is C. Answer B is false in my opinion.
Chayanika said:
6 months ago
The reaction is characterised by maxima in the concentration of B. The maxima can occur for intermediate.
In the reaction,
A) decreases in a single-exponential phase,
B) increases exponentially, reaches some maximum value and then decays back to zero, and
C) increases exponentially.
In the reaction,
A) decreases in a single-exponential phase,
B) increases exponentially, reaches some maximum value and then decays back to zero, and
C) increases exponentially.
Raiiis said:
5 years ago
Answer B is correct as concentration of C produced cannot be more than concentration of B produced.
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