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In class, my professor said that in a CSTR, the reaction rate is constant throughout a well mixed CSTR. He said in most cases, a PFR will react faster than a CSTR.
I can see how the PFR will have a fast reaction rate at the entrance to the tube, and slowest at the exit. However, what...
I want to ask the rate of reaction of organic compound is slower or higher than that of inorganic compound??
I have found an ansswer like that :
The organic paricles are molecules.
Because of strong covalent bonding within the molecule, organic compounds do not readily react. Reactions...
I know that for a given signal, the sampling frequency Fs must be twice or more than maximum frequency of the signal Fm. It is easy to understand the concept for a 1D signal. But I don't know how to calculate sampling frequency or Nyquist rate for a 2D image.
Also what is effect of...
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Hi everyone, I am new to calculus. I was recently assigned some homework and am having a difficult time with it. Please help me out. Thank you!
A bicyclist is riding on a path modeled by the function f(x) = 0.04(8x - x^2), where x and f(x) are measured in miles. Find the...
I know the universe doesn't expand at a speed but rather a rate over distance but if we take two objects on opposite sides of the observable universe, would they be moving away from each other at a greater rate than light?
IE if object A was a star and object B was a planet, would the light...
Hello everyone, I'm new here and new to Matlab. I hope I do place the post in the right place.
First of all, thanks for viewing my post. Please bear with my English. I tried my best to explain everything clear. If you have any question about anything I wrote or spot any fault, please tell...
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I am wondering, why is it that
##\frac {d[C]}{dt} \ne k[C]## in general, where ##C## is a chemical species, and the product ##k[C]## is the reaction rate, ##r##. ##r_{c} = k[C]##
My thoughts is that because the units aren't necessarily the same, therefore they can't be the same. But I...
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Consider: A(aq) + D(l) -> B(aq) + C(aq)
Rate Law: k[H+][A]
Does the rate increase, decrease, or stay the same, when 500mL of water are added to the solution?
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The Attempt at a Solution
My thought was no. The water doesn't have any effect on the chemical...
I have a sampling process of a very large population in which all items are of type A or type B. I have an analysis of the sampled objects which classifies type A and gives the wrong identification (a false positive) 1 in 1.5 million times.
I take a sample of 1 million and find 1 'hit' i.e...
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First post here. Was hoping for some help from a pipeline guru.
I am looking into the maximum flow for a pipeline from a reservoir to an outlet about 40m lower.
The way I have been looking at it is what is elevation head of the reservoir surface and that is effectively the...
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How to calculate the filling rate of 32mm dia pipe(15m length) arrange vertically from ground to second floor with 0.2bar pressure from main supply? the storage tank capacity is 200gal at the roof of second floor. Tq
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The rate of a reaction at 100˚C is four times the rate at
50˚C. What is its activation energy?
(A) 1152 kJ. mol-1
(B) 80.1 kJ. mol-1
(C) 54.0 kJ. mol-1
(D) 27.8 kJ. mol-1
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k=e-Ea/RT
The Attempt at a Solution
I plugged in the activation...
I have a molecule with a certain kinetic, vibrational, and rotational energy.
It absorbs a photon which excites a vibrational mode.
I want to find an equation that describes how the molecules reaction rate with another molecule might change given the added vibrational energy.
Is there a name...
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For example, let's say we have a container and then we have a hole in the side of the container. Water that is in the container will have a greater flow speed at the hole of the container than let's say at the top of the container, Point A. (point A is subject to...
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I am trying to create an apparatus to measure the thermal conductivity of woody pellet based on peltier effect. the fundamental equation for thermal conductivity is Q"=kA(Δt/Δl), where k is thermal conductivity. A is the area of pellet, Δt is measured by using thermocouple and peltier...
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I am trying to calculate the flow rate of the following setup. A bottle with water (density = 1000 kg/m^3) is on a lab stand, and has rubber tubing at the end of the bottle coming down to the benchtop. The top of the water is 17 inches above the benchtop. You insert a...
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I have an integration probelm and I hope to find a solution for.
I assume that an objects moves vertically in the +ive direction of the $y$ axis, from $x=a$, with constant speed $v$. I monitor the rate of change of the angle $\theta\left({t}\right)$. I have derived this rate to be...
I want to pump energy into a chemical species to increase its reaction cross section with another.
Typically these species react upon collision when their relative kinetic energy exceeds the activation energy. I want to find a way to increase the reaction rate for interactions at slower...
We know that distant galaxies (which are expanding) are sometimes expanding at rates that do not conform with our known theories and formulas developed by our own observations of gravity. Einstein's theory is of course at the forefront of this conundrum.
To explain it some believe that we...
https://www.physicsforums.com/attachments/2883
It was found earlier that
$ \frac{dx}{dt}=\frac{\pi}{30} \frac{rad}{sec} $ and $\frac{dy}{dx}=\frac{\pi}{60} \frac{rad}{sec}$
(C) since $s$ and $x$ and are related by the Law of Cosines;
What is the rate of change of with respect to time...
Folks, I'm new to this thread. I'm a mechanical engineer, but I haven't done much fluids work since I graduated, 20 years ago. I have a question about calculating gas flow rate, so any help would be greatly appreciated. I have a design that I'm working on that will use a compressed gas...
Hey everyone, sorry I posted this in two different forums. I think this forum was more applicable so I wanted to move it.
I have a fluid system of water coming from a pressure source. Then there is a converging nozzle, which I have calculated the resistance coefficient using Crane's Manual...
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I have a fluid system of water coming from a pressure source. Then there is a converging nozzle, which I have calculated the resistance coefficient using Crane's Manual and it has an outlet to the atmosphere.
I have tried to simplify the system. The full system is a pressure...
So I have a 30" pipe that splits into 3 parallel paths, each 24" in dia. The pipes converge into a 30" outlet and then flows at about 40,000 gallons per minute at full head pressure. Assuming the same head pressure and one path closed off (i.e. now only flowing through 2 parallel paths), how...
So flow rate is calculated using only the parallel velocity to the area vector. Why is this? How can I mathematically prove this? Namely, how do I prove any perpendicular component of the velocity vector is not contributing to any volume output? I know this is the result of the dot product; I...
Observation of the growth of some beetle population suggests that discrete logistic equation would be more appropriate since these animals have distinct breeding season.
discrete logistic equation: Xn+1=Xn+rXn(1-(X2/K))
the result of this equation accounts for population only season to...
How accurate do you think are the assessments made by students on this website??I had nothing but good things to say about all my professors. When I started in community college last year I joined late and had to take the professors whose classes were available. I did not even bother to check...
i want to find V(t)
At first i found this problem was very simple but when i try to write differential equations i ended up with these
V' = kA that's for sure
then i confined the problem only to spherical shape and no other shapes of raindrops involved
as i can't express A in term of V alone(...
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A force is applied to a box 60 degrees from the horizontal. The box weights 5kg. If the force is 120N, and the surface upon which the box rests upon is frictionless, at what rate does the block accelerate?
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Fnet = ma
Fg= mg
The Attempt...
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I've attached the problem that I'm trying to solve. I've also done the manual calculations to calculate Ithreshold. I'm not very good with MATLAB and I need MATLAB code for laser rate equations and I also need to plot LI characteristic of the laser.
I_th=qV/(η_i τ) N_th=qV/(η_i τ)...
So I know that the rate of expansion of the universe is increasing, i.e. the 2nd time derivative of the size of the universe is positive. But, is the next time derivative (i.e. 3nd time derivative of the size of the universe) positive of negative? Do we have enough information to determine this...
There has been a flood of new data. Cosmologists have not yet settled on a new agreed value of H0. This may help lead to one.
http://arxiv.org/abs/1406.1718
The 1% Concordance Hubble Constant
C. L. Bennett (1), D. Larson (1), J. L. Weiland (1), G. Hinshaw (2) ((1) Johns Hopkins University, (2)...
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The attachment below is about strain rate in fluids*. It shows how the strain rate d\phi/dt is related to the velocity field derivative du/dx when you stretch the element in x (i.e. longitudinal strain).
It has no intermediate steps, and I can't see how the angle has been related to...
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Determine the Strain Rate for a Material Fiber in the direction of the surface normal.
The Velocity Field is
V=((4y-3x)i+(5x+3y)j) ft/s
http://puu.sh/9hQ7Q/2bda80620f.jpg is the picture
which describes a steady, planar flow
where i and j are unit vectors.
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Hello All,I was given a problem today that I could use some guidance on. I have a compressed air pipe flowing into a container. This container has a pressure of 5 psi while the pipe has a pressure of 90 psi. There is a valve that controls when the air is released into the vessel and only...
I just want an alternative solution(preferably easier approach) to this problem
"A" can finish a job two hours longer than "B". After working for 1 hour, "B" joins him and they complete the job in 3 more hours. How long would it take "A" and "B" to finish a similar job if each worked alone...
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I was wondering if there was an equation for the flow rate through a straight vertical or angled capillary tube. All I can find is how to calculate the height it rises but I would like to know how to find the rate it rises. I imagine it is not a steady rate since it must stop once it...
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The Wikipedia article on spatial rigid body dynamics derives the equation of motion \boldsymbol\tau = [I]\boldsymbol\alpha + \boldsymbol\omega\times[I]\boldsymbol\omega from \sum_{i=1}^n \boldsymbol\Delta\mathbf{r}_i\times (m_i\mathbf{a}_i).
But, there is another way to...
I want to consider the rate at which time slows as gravity increases near a massive object such as a sun or even a black hole. Obviously there is a distance component here but I am after a generalisation that simply shows the relationship between time and gravity (ought to be possible)...
Hi everyone, I'm currently a mechanical engineer interning at an HVAC company. I need to measure the resistance of a fluid through ductwork. The CFD shows a linear curve through a plenum when plotting R vs volumetric flow rate. For example, a straight rectangular box 1 1/16” by 2.5” and 3ft...
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The space shuttle Endeavor is moving at a speed of 27870 Km / h. At takeoff, its mass is 2, 28 * 10 ^ 6 kg, however, its mass decreases as it uses its fuel: the engine burns liquid oxygen which has a density of 1141 kg / m^3, at a rate of 1340 liters per second. Calculate...
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Im a student and I try to design a valve connected to a tank. However I have some troubles to define the phenomena. I have a pressurized tank with air at 100 bar and I would like to know the evolution of the flow rate through the opened valve. The valve outlet is at the atmospheric...
Calling kinetics experts: rate law from conductivity isn't possible!?
Consider the usual primary halogenoalkane aqueous alkaline hydrolysis reaction
RX + OH- --> ROH + X-
We know the rate law is first order in RX and OH-. We could separately represent the drop in OH- conductivity as an...
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I need some help understanding Bernoulli's principle, flow rate, velocity and pressure.
I understand that when the diameter of a pipe decreases, the velocity will increase and the pressure will decrease. But I am having a hard time applying this to a practical application.
For...
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I am helping in designing a conveyor that takes freshly milled mild steel bars and submerges them in a tank of cooled water to reduce their temperature enough to to not damage the proceeding equipment.
The tank of water will be connected to a separate...
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A rectangular opening is cut into the side of a large open-topped water tank. The opening has width W and height H2 - H1, where H1 is the distance from the top of the tank to the top of the opening, and H2 is the distance from the top of the tank to the bottom of the...
In euclidean quantum field theory, the imaginary part of the free energy, defined as the logaritm of the partition function, is it connected to the decay rate?
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I was wondering:
In the rate law expressions, I could never find an example with a solid or a liquid in the reactants in my textbook (Chemistry by Zumdahl). I searched Chemistry (Raymond Chang) and Principles of Molecular Chemistry, without any success.
What happens to...
Point P moves at $a$ constant rate along the semicircle centered at O from M to N.
The radius of the semicircle is $10cm$, and it takes $30s$ for $P$ to move from $M$ to $N$. $∠POM$ has measure $x$ radians, $∠OPM$ has measure $y$ radians, and $MP=S$ cm as indicated in the figure.
$a.$ What is...