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                                      B.  Solution to California Registration Exam Problem
                                      C.  Ten Types of Home Problems: 20 Solved Problems
                                   5.  Analogy of  CRE Algorithms to a Menu in a Fine French Restaurant
                                   6. Algorithm for Gas Phase Reaction
                                 e  Living Example Problems
                                   J.  Example 4-7 Pressure Drop with Reaction-Numerical Solution
                                   2.  Example 4-8  Dehydrogenation in a Spherical Reactor
                                   3. Example 4-9  Working in Terms of Molar Flow Rate in a PFR
                                   4.  Example 4-10  Membrane Reactor
                                   5.  Example 4-11  Isothermal Semibatch Reactor with a Second-order Reaction
                                 e  Professional Reference Shelf
                                    1.  Time to Reach Steady State for a 1st Order Reaction in a CSTR
                                   2.  Recycle Reactors
                                   3.  Crifiquing Journal Articles
                                 e  FAQ [Frequently Asked Questions]- In UpdatesFAQ icon section
                                 a  Additional Homework Problems

                                              A sinister gentlemen is interested in producing methyl perchlorate in
                                              a batch reactor. The reactor has a strange and unsettling rate law  [2nd
                                              Ed. P4-281
                                              (Ecological Engineering) A much more complicated version of  Prob-
                                              lem 4-17 uses actual pond (CSTR) sizes and flow rates in  modeling
                                              the site with CSTRs for the Des Plaines River experimental wetlands
                                              site (EW3) in order to degrade atrazine.
                                              The rate of  binding ligands ta receptors is studied in this app1ic:ation
                                              of  reaction kinetics to bioengineering. The time to bind  50% of  the
                                              ligands to the receptors is required. [2nd Ed. P4-341
                                              A batch reactor is used for the bromination of p-chlorophenyl islopro-
                                              pyl ether. Calculate the batch reaction time. [Znd Ed. P4-291
                                              California Professional Engineers Exam Problem in which the reaction
                                                               B-t-H,  --+   A
                                              is carried out in a batch reactor. [2nd Ed. P4-151
                                              The gas-phase reaction
                                                              A+2B  ---+ 2D
                                              has  the rate  law  -rA = 2.5C),WB. Reactor volumes  of  PFRs  and
                                              CSTRs are required in this multipart problem. [2nd Ed. P4-211
                                              What type  and  arrangement of jlow  reactors  should you  use  for  a
                                              decomposition reaction with the rate law  -rA = k,C),’,/( 1 + k,CA)?
                                              [2nd Ed. P4-141
                                              Verify  that  the  liquid-phase reaction  of  5,6-benzoquinoline  with
                                              hydrogen is pseudo-first-order. [2nd Ed. P4-71
                                              The liquid-phase reaction
                                                             2A-t-B e
                                                                          C+D
                                              is carried out in a semibatch reactor. Plot the conversion, volume, and
                                               species concyntration  as a  function of  time. Reactive distillatioln  is
                                               also considered in part (e). [2nd Ed. P4-271
                                              Designed to reinforce the basic CRE principles through very straight
                                              forward calculations of  CSTR and PFR volumes and a batch reactor
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