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    The document discusses the calculation of a chemical reaction's molar feed ratio, temperature, heat of reaction, and conversion rate at different temperatures. The molar feed ratio was 20, the temperature was varied between 593K to 653K, the heat of reaction was -96,000 J/mol, and the conversion rate increased from 2.23 to 32.6 as the temperature increased from 593K to 653K. The dependence of the rate constant kA on temperature can be approximated using the Arrhenius equation.

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    The document discusses the calculation of a chemical reaction's molar feed ratio, temperature, heat of reaction, and conversion rate at different temperatures. The molar feed ratio was 20, the temperature was varied between 593K to 653K, the heat of reaction was -96,000 J/mol, and the conversion rate increased from 2.23 to 32.6 as the temperature increased from 593K to 653K. The dependence of the rate constant kA on temperature can be approximated using the Arrhenius equation.

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    The Calculation On The Following: Molar Feed Ratio, 20 593 K Adiabatic Operation - 96,000 J (Mol (Assume Constant) (Flowing Stream) 70 J

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    the calculation on the following: molar feed ratio, = 20; = 593 K; adiabatic

    operation; = -96,000 J (mol (assume constant); (flowing stream) = 70 J

    593 613 633 653


    2.23 6.73 14.3 32.6
    Note (bu diyar):
    Kebergantungan nilai kA terhadap T silakan didekati dengan persamaan Arrhenius

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