Lecture

Chemical Reaction Engineering: Algorithm and Stoichiometry

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Description

This lecture covers the Chemical Reaction Engineering (CRE) algorithm applied to batch reactors and CSTRs, including stoichiometric coefficients and rate laws. Examples are provided to illustrate the concepts, such as deriving concentration as a function of conversion and solving for reactor volumes.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Chemistry

Physical chemistry: Chemical kinetics

Energy engineering

Nuclear power: Topics in nuclear power

Chemical engineering

Chemical reaction engineering: Chemical reactors and reactions

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