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how to do part C 2-43. A chemical reaction A B is carried out in a closed vessel

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Question

how to do part C 2-43. A chemical reaction A B is carried out in a closed vessel. The following data are taken for the concentration of A. CA(e/L.), as a function of time, r(min), from the start of the reaction: min) tmin) 36 65100160 Caeniter) 0.18230.1453 0.1216 0.1025 0.0795 0.079500495 A proposed reaction mechanism predicts that Ca and i should be related by the expression CA-CA In where k is the reaction rate constant. (a) Do the data support this prediction? If so, plot the data appropriately to determine the value of k (b) If the tank volume is 125 L and there is no B in the tank at t = 0, how much B(g) does the tank contain after two hours? (e) Estimate the time required for the final concentration of A to reach 1.1. 1.05, and 1.01 times Che, and determine the mass of B produced at each of these conditions for the reactor described in Part (b)

Explanation / Answer

Answer:It is a first order reaction.

Rate constant (K) = [2.303/t]*log(a/a-x)

Given:

At time t = 0 min

a = 0.1823

At time t = 3 min

a-x = 0.1453

thus,

K = [2.303/36]*log(0.1823/0.1453)

K = 0.0063

Let the Time required ro reach infinity concentration = t1.

infinity concentration = 0.0495

K = [2.303/t1]*log(0.1823/0.0495)

0.0063 = [2.303/t1]*(0.566)

0.0063= 1.303/t1

t1 = 1.303/0.0063

t1=206.8 min

Thus time required to reach infinity concentration is = 206.8 minutes.