Lecture

Chemical reaction engineering

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This lecture covers the problem statement of chemical reaction engineering, including the reactions involved, concentration analysis in batch and CSTR reactors, and the algorithm for solving the reactions. It also discusses the analogy of alcohol conversion to acetaldehyde, fatty acid, and Acetyl-CoA. MATLAB code for solving the reactions and calculating new constants is provided.

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