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    This document discusses performing a material balance on a reactive process. It involves balancing molecular species, atomic species, and using the extent of reaction method. An example reaction is given where 1 mole of A reacts with 9 moles of B to form 12 moles of B and 9 moles of C. The conversion percentage is calculated as 90% and the excess of B is calculated as 33.33%. The document also notes that steady state means no accumulation and that for this example, one mole of A reacts on a mole basis with an extent of reaction equal to one.

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    This document discusses performing a material balance on a reactive process. It involves balancing molecular species, atomic species, and using the extent of reaction method. An example reaction is given where 1 mole of A reacts with 9 moles of B to form 12 moles of B and 9 moles of C. The conversion percentage is calculated as 90% and the excess of B is calculated as 33.33%. The document also notes that steady state means no accumulation and that for this example, one mole of A reacts on a mole basis with an extent of reaction equal to one.

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    U3.32 Three Methods For Reactive MEB

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    David Almaraz
    This document discusses performing a material balance on a reactive process. It involves balancing molecular species, atomic species, and using the extent of reaction method. An example reaction is given where 1 mole of A reacts with 9 moles of B to form 12 moles of B and 9 moles of C. The conversion percentage is calculated as 90% and the excess of B is calculated as 33.33%. The document also notes that steady state means no accumulation and that for this example, one mole of A reacts on a mole basis with an extent of reaction equal to one.

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    Approaching a reactive material balance

    • Molecular species balance


    • Atomic species balance
    • Extent of reaction method

    Out
    In 1 mol A
    9 mol A 12 mol B
    18 mol B 9 mol C

    Porcentaje de conversión = 90%

    (18-12)/18 *100 = 33.33% exceso B


    Steady state = no accumulation
    How many reactions take
    place on a mole basis

    One mole of A reacts on a


    mole basis and our extent
    of reaction is equal to one

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