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Reactant A is converted according to a second order reaction into an ideal tank reactor in homogeneous liquid phase. The initial concentration of A is 2 kmol / m3 and the turnover of A is 90%. You are now faced with the choice to put in place of the previously used tank reactor into two tanks of equal size whose total volume is the same as before tank volume. What turnover is obtained after the two thoughts about temperature and input flow and concentration to the first tank do not change.

Reactant A is converted according to a second order reaction into an ideal tank reactor in homogeneous liquid phase. The initial concentration of A is 2 kmol / m3 and the turnover of A is 90%. You are now faced with the choice to put in place of the previously used tank reactor into two tanks of equal size whose total volume is the same as before tank volume. What turnover is obtained after the two thoughts about temperature and input flow and concentration to the first tank do not change.

Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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Reactant A is converted according to a second order reaction into an ideal
tank reactor in homogeneous liquid phase. The initial concentration of A is 2 kmol / m3 and the turnover of A is 90%.
You are now faced with the choice to put in place of the previously used tank reactor into two tanks of equal size whose total volume is the same as before tank volume.
What turnover is obtained after the two thoughts about temperature and
input flow and concentration to the first tank do not change.

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