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1 Solid-Liquid Reaction
Chemical Engineering Lab 1 Anwaruddin Hisyam Faculty of Chemical and Natural Resources Engineering Universiti Malaysia Pahang 2008

2 Objective To investigate the effects of acid types on a solid-liquid reaction

3 Review General form of reaction REACTANTS PRODUCTS FACTORS:
CONCENTRATION TEMPERATURE PRESSURE PHASE pH/ENVIRONMENT REACTION RATE TIME AGITATION ETC……

4 In our case… Example solid acid

5 gas

6 Calculation

7 Table mA nB pC qD Initial a b Reacted aa aa*n/m aa*p/m aa*q/m
Total (mol) (1-a)a b- aa*n/m

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