Chemical Reaction Engineering Parallel Reactions Design Selectivity Reactor Yield Online Exam Quiz

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If A?B, (rB) = k1CA2 and A?C, (rC) = k2CA1, then the yield of C is ____

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A : frac{k_2}{k_2+k_1 C_A}

B : frac{k_2}{k_2+k_1}

C : frac{1}{k_2+k_1 C_A}

D : frac{k_2}{k_1 C_A}

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If for the parallel reactions A?B and A?C, if the final concentration of B is 26 mol/ L and A converted is 36 mol/L, then the final concentration of C is ____

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A : 15

B : 5

C : 6

D : 10

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For the parallel reaction, A?B of order n1 and A?C of order n2, if B is the desired product, then which of the following reactor/ combination of reactors is used if n1 > n2?

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A : CSTR

B : CSTR followed by Bubbling bed reactor

C : PFR

D : CSTR followed by PFR

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For the parallel reaction, A?B, represented as (-rA) = k1CA5 and A?C represented as (-rA) = k2CA3, theideal reactor preferred is ____

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A : CSTR

B : CSTRs in parallel

C : CSTRs in series

D : PFR

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If the reactions A?B and A?C are represented as (-rA) = k1CA3 and (-rA) = k2CA6 of activation energies 130 and 150 J/ mol, then which of the following is the right selection of process parameters to increase selectivity of B?

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A : CSTR, High temperature

B : PFR, High temperature

C : CSTR, Low temperature

D : PFR, Low temperature

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For the parallel reaction, A?B and A?C, if B is the desired product and the reaction A?B is of positive order n1 and C is the undesired product and the reaction A?C is of negative order n2, then increasing the concentration of A _____

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A : Decreases desired product selectivity

B : Increases desired product selectivity

C : Initially increases and then decreases desired product selectivity

D : Does not affect desired product selectivity

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The final concentration of product is related to the yield as ____

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A : Final concentration = Yield × Reactant fed

B : Final concentration = Yield / Reactant fed

C : Final concentration = Yield × Reactant converted

D : Final concentration = Yield / Reactant fed

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Selectivity in parallel reactions is defined as the ratio of___

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A : Moles of desired product formed to the moles of undesired material formed

B : Moles of undesired product formed to the moles of desired material formed

C : Moles of product formed to the moles of reactant consumed

D : Moles of reactant consumed to the moles of product formed

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The reaction yield is defined as the ratio of ____

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A : Moles of reactant reacted to the moles of product formed

B : Moles of product formed to the moles of reactant reacted

C : Moles of desired product formed to the moles of undesired material formed

D : Moles of product formed to the moles of reactant fed

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