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Kinetic Models For Nonelementary Reactions: Non Chain Reaction

1. The document discusses kinetic models for nonelementary reactions, which involve unobserved intermediate substances. There are two types of reaction schemes: non-chain reactions where an intermediate forms and reacts to give the product, and chain reactions which involve initiation, propagation, and termination steps through an intermediate. 2. Two kinetic models are proposed and tested for consistency with experimental kinetic data for the irreversible reaction 2A + B → A2B. Model 1 is rejected while Model 2, involving initiation and propagation through an intermediate AB*, is accepted. 3. The general mole balance equation for batch reactors is presented, relating the rates of flows and accumulations of reactants and products over time in the reactor. A

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Kinetic Models For Nonelementary Reactions: Non Chain Reaction

1. The document discusses kinetic models for nonelementary reactions, which involve unobserved intermediate substances. There are two types of reaction schemes: non-chain reactions where an intermediate forms and reacts to give the product, and chain reactions which involve initiation, propagation, and termination steps through an intermediate. 2. Two kinetic models are proposed and tested for consistency with experimental kinetic data for the irreversible reaction 2A + B → A2B. Model 1 is rejected while Model 2, involving initiation and propagation through an intermediate AB*, is accepted. 3. The general mole balance equation for batch reactors is presented, relating the rates of flows and accumulations of reactants and products over time in the reactor. A

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KINETIC MODELS FOR NONELEMENTARY REACTIONS THE REACTION SCHEMES CAN BE OF TWO TYPES :

FOR EXAMPLE , A SINGLE REACTION : 1. NON CHAIN REACTION


A2 + B2 2 AB ………….. (1) INTERMEDIATE IS FORMED , AND REACTS TO GIVE PRODUCT.

REACTANS → (INTERMEDIATES)
THE ARGUMENT ARE OCCURRED UNOBSERVED INTERMEDIATE SUBSTANCES
AND POSTULATE A SERIES OF ELEMENTARY STEPS TO EXPLAIN THE KINETICS,
SUCH AS : 2. CHAIN REACTIONS
a. A FIRST REACTION, CALLED CHAIN INITIATION, IS
A2 2 A INTERMEDIATE FORMS
A +B2 AB + B
b. THEN CHAIN PROPAGATION STEP, INTERMEDIATE COMBINES
A + B AB WITH REACTANT TO FORM PRODUCT AND MORE INTERMEDIATE

(INTERMEDIATE) + REACTAN T → (INTERMEDIATE) + PRODUCT


THE TYPES OF INTERMEDIATES MAY AS :
c. FINALLY, TERMINATION STEP, THE INTERMEDIATE IS
DESTROYED

TESTING KINETIC MODELS: Equation (1) and (2) are breakdown to :


1. Propose more than one mechanism k1
2. Consistency between the propose mechanism with kinetic data from 2A A2 * …………… (3)
experimental. k2
A2 * 2A …………… (4)
k3
Example : Search for the reaction mechanism A2 * +B A2 B …………… (5)
k4
The irreversible reaction has a stoichiometric equation A2 B A2 + B
* …………… (6)
2 A + B → A2 B
From experiments obtained the rate of formation A2 B as FROM EQUATION (5, AND 6)
2
0,72C A CB 0,72[ A]2 [ B]
rA2 B   ………… (7)
1  2C A 1  2[ A]
A2* not detected and hence should be stated in another concentration as
Mechanism is proposed as follows : [A], [B], ATAU [A2 B].

…….(8)

[A2 ] SMALL
* rA *  0
2

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EQUATION (8) BEING : IF k4 <<<< , equation (10) become :

(k1k3 / 2k 2 )[ A]2 [ B ]
rA2 B  ……….. (12)
1  (k3 / k 2 )[ B ]
* 1 / 2k1[ A]2  k 4 [ A2 B] …………. (9)
[ A2 ] 
k 2  k3[ B]
MODEL 2
EQUATION (9) EQUATION (8)
k1
A + B ABӿ ……….. (13)
k2
…………. (10)
k3
ABӿ + A A2 B …………. (14)
k4

IF k2 <<< , equation(10) become :


…………… (15)
rA2 B  1 / 2k1[ A]2 …………. (11)
ELIMINATE [AB* ] :

FROM WHICH : CONCLUSION :

[ AB ] 
* …………….. (16) MODEL 1 IS REJECTED AND MODEL 2 IS ACCEPTED
k1
A + B AB*
k2
REPLACING Eq. (16) in Eq. (15), obtained :

rA2 B  …………… (17) k3


AB* +A A2 B
If k4 <<<<< eq.(17) become :

rA2 B  ………… (18)

Comparing Eq. (18) and Eq. from experiment :


2
0,72C A CB 0,72[ A]2 [ B ] THE SAME FORM
rA2 B  
1  2C A 1  2[ A]

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SISTEM BATCH : rA V = dNA /dt …………. (2)


A + b/a B → c/a C + d/a D
STOICHIOMETRIC TABLE FOR A BATCH REACTOR
A, selected as limiting reactant -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SPESIES INITIALLY CHANGE REMAINING
(MOL) (MOL) (MOL)
MOLE BALANCE EQUATION FOR REACTOR -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
BATCH :

THE GENERAL MOLE BALANCE :


RATE OF GENERATION
  RATE OF ACCUMULATION 
RATE of FLOW of A  RATE OF FLOW OF A   OF A BY CHEMICAL   
INTO THE SYSTEM    OUT OF THE SYSTEM    REACTION  OF A
  
   
  WITHIN THE SYSTEM 
(d/a + c/a –b/a -1 ) = δ
 WITHIN THE SYSTEM 

TOTAL NUMBER OF MOLES AFTER REACTION P1

… (1) : NT = NTO +δ NAO X

STOICHIOMETRIC TABLE IS FORMED TO CONCENTRATION :


FOR THE VOLUME CONSTANT SYSTEM : V = VO

EQUATION (3) AND (4) BECOME :


………… (3)

……….. (5)

………… (4)

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FLOW SYSTEM

v STOICHIOMETRIC TABEL FOR A FLOW SYSTEM


vo A + b/a B → c/a C +d/a D ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FAO FA SPESIES Feed Rate to Change within Effluent Rate from

FBO FB Reactor
(MOL/WAKTU)
Reactor
(MOL/WAKTU)
Reactor
(MOL/WAKTU)
FCO FC ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

FDo FD
FA moL / waktu moL
CA   
V v L / waktu L

FOR LIQUIDS, VOLUME CHANGE WITH REACTION NEGLIGIBLE


v = vo

VOLUME CHANCE WITH REACTION

FROM STOCHIOMETRIC TABEL : NT =NTO +δ NAO X


IF DIVIDED BY NTO YIELDS :
FOR IDEAL GAS :
………….. (9)
……………………. (6)
→ VALID AT ANY POINT IN THE SYSTEM AT ANY TIME, t
WHERE : yAO = mole fraction A initially present

d c b …………(10)
AT REACTION IS INITIATED: …..(7)    1
a a a
IF EQUATION (6) DIVIDED BY(7) AND REARRANGING YIELDS :
yAO δ = ε ………… (11)
P  T  N  ………….. (8)
V  VO  O   T 
 P  TO  N TO 
change in total number of moles for complete conversion
 
total number of moles fed to the reactor

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EQUATION (8) BECOME :

…………………… ( )

FOR FLOW SYSTEM :

P  T …………………… ( )
v  vO  O  1  X 
 P  TO

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