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The elementary reaction A+B→2C + D The reactor is initially charged with CBo/CAD-3.0, and CAD-0.01 moVL, calculate the value of reaction rate constant, k after 10 min of reaction when the conversion of A is 50 %

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Step-by-step explanation:

As the given reaction is as follows.


A + B \rightarrow 2C + D

at t = 0
C_(Ao)
3C_(Ao) 0 0

at t = t'
C_(Ao) - C_(Ao)X_(Ao)
3C_(Ao) - C_(Ao)X_(A)
2X_(A)C_(Ao)
C_(Ao)X_(A)


-r_(A) =
(dC_(A))/(dt) =
kC_(A)C_(B)

=
kC_(Ao)(1 - X_(A))C_(Ao)(3 - X_(A))

=
kC^(2)_(Ao)(1 - X_(A))(3 - X_(A))


(dC_(Ao)(1 - X_(A)))/(dt) =
kC^(2)_(Ao)(1 - X_(A))(3 - X_(A))


-C_(Ao)(dX_(A))/(dt) = kC^{2}_{Ao} (1 - X_{A})(3 - X_{A})[/tex]


\int_(0)^(0.5)(dX_(A))/((1 - X_(A))(3 - X_(A))) =
kC_(Ao)\int_(0)^(10 min)dt


\int_(0)^(0.5)[(1)/(2(1 - X_(A))) - (1)/(2(3 - X_(A)))] dX_(A) =
kC_(Ao) * (10 - 0)


(1)/(2)[-ln (1 - X_(A))]^(0.5)_(0) + (1)/(2)[ln(3 - X_(A))]^(0.5)_(0) =
kC_(Ao) * 10


(1)/(2)[ln 1 - ln 0.5]^(0.5)_(0) + (1)/(2) * ((2.5)/(3)) =
kC_(Ao) * 10

0.2554 =
kC_(Ao) * 10

Given,
C_(Ao) = 0.01 mol/L

k =
(0.2554 L mol^(-1) min^(-1))/(0.01 * 10)

= 2.554
L mol^(-1) min^(-1)

Thus, we can conclude that value of given reaction rate constant is 2.554
L mol^(-1) min^(-1).

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