Lecture

Chemical reactions: multiple reactions

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Description

This lecture covers the engineering of chemical reactions, focusing on multiple reactions such as parallel, series, independent, and complex reactions. The instructor explains the types of reactions, selectivity, instantaneous yield, and the algorithm for multiple reactions. Practical examples and solutions are provided to illustrate the concepts discussed.

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