A CSTR reactor is designed for the irreversible conversion of A into B and C. The reactor is operated with an inlet volumetric flow of Qo = 50 L/hr with a concentration of compound A, [A]o = 100 g/L. The first order conversion can be described by the rate equation: -TA = k[A] where k = 1.2 hr is the rate constant. C. Rewrite the rate equation to express the rate as function of degree of conversion, X

A CSTR reactor is designed for the irreversible conversion of A into B and C. The reactor is operated with an inlet volumetric flow of Qo = 50 L/hr with a concentration of compound A, [A]o = 100 g/L. The first order conversion can be described by the rate equation: -TA = k[A] where k = 1.2 hr is the rate constant. C. Rewrite the rate equation to express the rate as function of degree of conversion, X

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