A. Normally tends to increase the reaction rate
B. Does not affect a catalysed reaction
C. Does not affect photo-chemical reaction rates
D. All A., B. and C.
A. 1/(time)(concentration)n – 1
B. (Time)-1 (concentration)n – 1
C. (Time)n – 1 (concentration)
D. None of these
A. Batch
B. Plug-flow
C. Mixed
D. None of these
A. η and θ are always equal
B. η = θ, when the fluid density changes in the reactor
C. η = θ, for an isothermic tubular reactor in which the density of the process fluid is constant
D. η = θ, for a non-isothermal reactor
A. Equilibrium constant
B. Activation energy
C. Heat of formation of the product
D. Heat of reaction
A. Non-catalytic homogeneous
B. Non-catalytic heterogeneous
C. Catalytic homogenous
D. Catalytic heterogeneous
A. Time
B. Length
C. Diameter
D. None of these
A. For testing complicated mechanisms
B. When the data are scattered
C. When rate expressions are very simple
D. None of these
A. Combustion of sulphur
B. Gasification of carbon
C. Thermal cracking of fuel oil
D. Steam reforming of naphtha
A. Biochemical
B. Photochemical
C. Catalytic
D. Autocatalytic