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    This document contains the solutions to 10 problems from chapter 2 of the Carberry textbook for the Chemical Reaction Engineering course at a university during the spring 2012 semester. It also includes the solution to an additional problem, problem 11, which involves deriving an equation and explaining why it is not linearly dependent on temperature.

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    This document contains the solutions to 10 problems from chapter 2 of the Carberry textbook for the Chemical Reaction Engineering course at a university during the spring 2012 semester. It also includes the solution to an additional problem, problem 11, which involves deriving an equation and explaining why it is not linearly dependent on temperature.

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    This document contains the solutions to 10 problems from chapter 2 of the Carberry textbook for the Chemical Reaction Engineering course at a university during the spring 2012 semester. It also includes the solution to an additional problem, problem 11, which involves deriving an equation and explaining why it is not linearly dependent on temperature.

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    CH EN 6553 CHEMICAL REACTION ENGINEERING SPRING 2012 HOMEWORK #1

    SOLUTIONS 1. Carberry problem 2-1

    2.

    Carberry problem 2-3

    3.

    Carberry problem 2-4

    4.

    Carberry problem 2-5

    5.

    Carberry problem 2-6

    6.

    Carberry problem 2-8

    7.

    Carberry problem 2-9

    8.

    Carberry problem 2-11

    9.

    Carberry problem 2-12

    10. Carberry problem 2-16

    Problem 11
    (a) The derivation is presented in the book. (b) The reason it is not linear with temperature has to do with the entropy term, which is approximately inversely linear with temperature. So, the two roughly cancel out.

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