Chemical Reaction Engineering Asynchronous Video Series Chapter 3, Part 1: Rate Laws H. Scott Fogler, Ph.D.

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Chemical Reaction Engineering Asynchronous Video Series Chapter 3, Part 1: Rate Laws H. Scott Fogler, Ph.D.

Why a Rate Law? If we have Then we can size a number of CSTR and PFR reaction systems X

Summary

Why a Rate Law? If we have Then we can size a number of CSTR and PFR reaction systems X X XX PFR CSTR 2 CSTRs

Why a Rate Law? If we have Then we can size a number of CSTR and PFR reaction systems To find -r A = f(X) 1)Need the rate law, -r A =f(C A, C B ) 2)Need the reaction stoichiometry, C A =C A0 (1-X) X X XX PFR CSTR 2 CSTRs

Rate Law Basics A rate law describes the behavior of a reaction. The rate of a reaction is a function of temperature (through the rate constant) and concentration.

Rate Law Basics A rate law describes the behavior of a reaction. The rate of a reaction is a function of temperature (through the rate constant) and concentration. Power Law Model k is the specific reaction rate (constant)

Rate Law Basics A rate law describes the behavior of a reaction. The rate of a reaction is a function of temperature (through the rate constant) and concentration. Power Law Model k is the specific reaction rate (constant) k is given by the Arrhenius Equation: Where: E = activation energy (cal/mol) R = gas constant (cal/mol*K) T = temperature (K) A = frequency factor (units of A, and k, depend on overall reaction order)

Rate Law Basics To find the activation energy, plot k as a function of temperature: Where:

Reaction Order You can tell the overall reaction order by the units of k C A -r A Reaction OrderRate Lawk (mol/dm 3 ) 3 *s)zero -r A = k (mol/dm 3 *s)

Reaction Order You can tell the overall reaction order by the units of k C A -r A Reaction OrderRate Lawk (mol/dm 3 ) 3 *s)zero -r A = k 1st -r A = kC A s (mol/dm 3 *s)

Reaction Order You can tell the overall reaction order by the units of k C A -r A Reaction OrderRate Lawk (mol/dm 3 ) 3 *s)zero -r A = k (mol/dm 3 *s) 1st -r A = kC A s 2nd -r A = kC A 2 (dm 3 /mol*s)

Examples of Rate Laws First Order Reactions (1) Homogeneous irreversible elementary gas phase reaction with

First Order Reactions (1) Homogeneous irreversible elementary gas phase reaction with (2) Homogeneous reversible elementary reaction with and Examples of Rate Laws

First Order Reactions (1) Homogeneous irreversible elementary gas phase reaction with (2) Homogeneous reversible elementary reaction with and Second Order Reactions (1) Homogeneous irreversible non-elementary reaction with and This is first order in ONCB, first order in ammonia and overall second order. Examples of Rate Laws At 188˚C

Examples of Rate Laws with Second Order Reactions (2) Homogeneous irreversible elementary reaction

Examples of Rate Laws with Second Order Reactions (2) Homogeneous irreversible elementary reaction This reaction is first order in CNBr, first order in CH 3 NH 2 and overall second order. (3) Heterogeneous catalytic reaction: The following reaction takes place over a solid catalyst: