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786                                                                 Appendix C: Miscellaneous Relations



                 Substituting in (C.33):                          4. Mathematical relation. The functional relationship,
                                                                    once DH8=R and B are found, is
                                    DH
                                                     (C:35)
                           ln Y ¼
                                 R   X þ ln B                                            DHo X
                                                                                 Y ¼ B   e R             (C:39)
                 which answers the often nettlesome question as to                        DHo  X
                 whether to multiply or divide by 2.303. In terms of               ¼ B   10 2:303 R      (C:40)
                 the van’t Hoff equation, Equation C.35 is
                                    DH                            Example C.3 Analysis of Data that Exhibit
                                                     (C:36)
                           ln K ¼                                 an Exponential Decline with Time
                                 RT þ ln C vh
              3. Intercept. To determine B, when Y ¼ 1.0, log Y ¼ log  Kinetic data, for a batch reactor are given in Table C.2,
                 1.0 ¼ 0 and the intercept, i.e., where the relationship  i.e., time in the left-hand column, concentration of a
                 crosses Y ¼ 1.0, is                              reacting solute in the middle column, and the calculated
                                                                  C=C o in the right-hand column. Figure C.2 is a plot of
                                   DH                             C=C o vs. t, plotted on arithmetic scales. The same data
                                                     (C:37)
                             0 ¼                                  are re-plotted in Figure C.3, a semi-log plot. The slope is
                                R   X þ ln B
                                                                  seen as one log cycle over 4.6 s, i.e., slope ¼ 0.2174
                 For the intercept, log B, when                   cycles=s. (The kinetic constant, always in terms of
                                                                  natural log or e,is k ¼ slope   2.3026 ¼ 0.2174 cycles=s
                                                                               1
                          DH                                      2.3026 ¼ 0.50 s .)
                              ¼ 0,  ln Y ¼ ln B      (C:38)         The slope in the semi-log plot, Figure C.2b, is 0.2174
                         R   X
                                                                  cycles=s. From Figure C.2b
                     TABLE C.2                                                             k
                                                                                                       (ExC:3:1)
                                                                                  Slope ¼
                     Time and Concentration Data                                        2:3026
                     (Hypothetical Lab Study)
                                                                                            k
                                                                                                       (ExC:3:2)
                     t (s)    C (mg=L)       C=C o                        0:2174 cycles=s ¼  2:3026
                     0.0       800.0       1.00000000
                                                                                  k ¼ 0:50 s  1        (ExC:3:3)
                     1.0       485.2       0.60653262
                     2.0       294.3       0.36788182
                     3.0       178.5       0.22313233             From Equation C.31:
                     4.0       108.3       0.13533704
                     5.0        65.7       0.08208633                       C        k
                                                                        log                t þ log B   (ExC:3:4)
                     6.0        39.8       0.04978804                          ¼
                                                                           C o    2:3026
                     7.0        24.2       0.03019807
                     8.0        14.7       0.01831611
                                                                     log (1:0) ¼ 0:2174 cycles=s   0 þ log B  (ExC:3:5)
                     9.0         8.9       0.01110932
                     10.0        5.4       0.00673817
                                                                                   0 ¼ 0 þ log B       (ExC:3:6)

                           1.0                                  1.000
                           0.9               y=1* e^(–0.5x) R =1                 Slope =1 log cycle/4.6 s
                           0.8                                                      =–0.2174 cycles/s
                           0.7        Slope (at C/C =0.2)       0.100     1 log cycle
                                               o
                                                 –1
                           0.6        =k(C/C )=(–0.5 s ) 0.2
                                                   ·
                                           o
                         C/C o  0.5   =0.1 units/s             C/C o             4.6 s
                           0.4
                                                                0.010
                           0.3
                           0.2
                           0.1                                                      y =1* e^(–0.5x) R=1
                           0.0                                  0.001
                             0  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10        0  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10
                        (a)              t (s)                (b)                  t (s)
            FIGURE C.2  Plot of Table C.2 data, showing best-fit curves, illustration of slopes, and method of determining slope and exponent.
            (a) Arithmetic plot; (b) semi-log plot.
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