Bifunctional Catalysis: Surface Reaction Mechanisms

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Covers the problem statement and analysis of chemical reactions in batch and CSTR reactors, with an analogy to alcohol conversion.

Covers the design of isothermal reactors for chemical reactions, focusing on stoichiometry, rate laws, and concentration as a function of conversion.

Analyzes chemical reactions in a batch reactor, using the CRE algorithm and MATLAB, with practical analogies and concentration variations.

Covers the Arrhenius equation and its application to chemical equilibrium, as well as the transition state theory and chemical kinetics principles.

Explores the Second Law of Thermodynamics, Gibbs Free Energy, equilibrium constants, and Le Châtelier's Principle.

Delves into chemical equilibrium, equilibrium concentrations, reaction mechanisms, and concentration sketches in consecutive reactions.

Covers the analytical derivation of various design models and reactor sizing.

Explores the impact of particle size on catalytic reactions and pressure drop.