A liquid-phase reaction A+ 2B→C is taking place in a semi-batch reactor. The reaction is begun with 84 moles of A in the reactor. The initial reactor volume is 50 liters. B is added at a volumetric...

A liquid-phase reaction A+ 2B→C is<br>taking place in a semi-batch<br>reactor. The reaction is begun<br>with 84 moles of A in the reactor.<br>The initial reactor volume is 50<br>liters. B is added at a volumetric<br>rate of 2 lit/min and a<br>concentration of 10 mol/lit. The<br>reaction is assumed to be zero<br>order with respect to both A and<br>B. The rate constant k is 0.125 mol<br>lit-min. How much time does it<br>take to reach a conversion of 50%<br>A. What is the concentration of B<br>at this time?<br>

Extracted text: A liquid-phase reaction A+ 2B→C is taking place in a semi-batch reactor. The reaction is begun with 84 moles of A in the reactor. The initial reactor volume is 50 liters. B is added at a volumetric rate of 2 lit/min and a concentration of 10 mol/lit. The reaction is assumed to be zero order with respect to both A and B. The rate constant k is 0.125 mol lit-min. How much time does it take to reach a conversion of 50% A. What is the concentration of B at this time?

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