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1 Chemical Reaction Engineering
CSTR Example

2 CSTR Algorithm Design Equation (mole balance) Rate Law Stoichiometry
Combine Solve Reaction of interest: (CH3CO)2O + H2O → 2CH3COOH A B → C

3 Mole Balance Rate Law Stoichiometry
is constant and can be included in k Stoichiometry

4 Combine

5 Solve We will use the experimental pH data and plug it into Cc to determine the conversion (X). Cc was determined from the pH by a correlation between the two. Data pH Cc (mol/dm^3) X (experiment) (theory) 2.630 0.988 .6613 .7519 2.612 0.990 .6622 2.551 1.009 .6707 2.498 1.040 .6842 2.503 1.033 .6812

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