Chemical Reaction Engineering Half life period of a chemical reaction is The time required to reduce the concentration of the reacting substance to half its initial value None of these Half of the residence time of a reaction Half of the space time of a reaction The time required to reduce the concentration of the reacting substance to half its initial value None of these Half of the residence time of a reaction Half of the space time of a reaction ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Chemical Reaction Engineering In Langmuir treatment of adsorption, Whole surface of the catalyst does not have the same activity for adsorption and there is attraction between the adsorbed molecule All the adsorption does not take place by the same mechanism Extent of adsorption is more than one complete monomolecular layer on the surface Whole surface of the catalyst is essentially uniform and the adsorbed molecule has no effect on the rate of adsorption per site Whole surface of the catalyst does not have the same activity for adsorption and there is attraction between the adsorbed molecule All the adsorption does not take place by the same mechanism Extent of adsorption is more than one complete monomolecular layer on the surface Whole surface of the catalyst is essentially uniform and the adsorbed molecule has no effect on the rate of adsorption per site ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Chemical Reaction Engineering A reaction which is catalysed by a base is catalysed by all substances which have a tendency to Lose a proton None of these Gain a proton Gain an electron Lose a proton None of these Gain a proton Gain an electron ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Chemical Reaction Engineering The following gas phase reactions are carried out isothermally in a CSTR.A → 2R ; r₁ = K₁pA ;K₁ = 20mole/(sec.m³ bar)A → 3S ; r₂ = K₂ pA ;K₂ = 40mole/ (sec.m³ .bar)What is the maximum possible value of FR(mole/sec.) ? 43864 43833 2 43832 43864 43833 2 43832 ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Chemical Reaction Engineering Calcination reaction of limestone (CaCO₃ → CaO + CO₂) goes to completion in the rotary kiln, because CaO is not dissociated CaO is more stable than CaCO₃ Of high calcination temperature CO₂ escapes continuously CaO is not dissociated CaO is more stable than CaCO₃ Of high calcination temperature CO₂ escapes continuously ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Chemical Reaction Engineering The energy of activation of a chemical reaction Is same as heat of reaction at constant pressure Is the minimum energy which the molecules must have before the reaction can take place Varies as fifth power of the temperature Both B and C Is same as heat of reaction at constant pressure Is the minimum energy which the molecules must have before the reaction can take place Varies as fifth power of the temperature Both B and C ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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