Lecture

Particle diameter and pressure drop

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Description

This lecture discusses the relationship between particle diameter and pressure drop in catalytic reactions, exploring the impact on conversion and reactivity. It covers the tradeoff between reactivity and pressure drop, the influence of particle size on reaction rates, and the use of MATLAB simulations to analyze these phenomena.

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