Question 3 Consider the set of elementary reactions k₁ A B k2 A + B C k3 A+D 2E At time t = 0, a batch reactor is filled with a mixture of A and D. What is the relation between the concentration of B and D after a time t? O CD= (K1-K₂ CB)(k2/k3) O CD= (K₁-K2 CB)(k1/k2) NOTG O Cp (K₁-K₂ CB)(k3/k2)

Question 3 Consider the set of elementary reactions k₁ A B k2 A + B C k3 A+D 2E At time t = 0, a batch reactor is filled with a mixture of A and D. What is the relation between the concentration of B and D after a time t? O CD= (K1-K₂ CB)(k2/k3) O CD= (K₁-K2 CB)(k1/k2) NOTG O Cp (K₁-K₂ CB)(k3/k2)

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Chapter30: Kinetic Methods Of Analysis

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