Chemical Reaction Engineering If ΔG (free energy change) for a chemical reaction is very large and negative, then the reaction is Not feasible Very much feasible Unpredictable as ΔG is no measure of feasibility of a reaction Just feasible Not feasible Very much feasible Unpredictable as ΔG is no measure of feasibility of a reaction Just feasible ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Chemical Reaction Engineering The enzyme which can catalyse the conversion of glucose to ethyl alcohol is Maltase Invertase Diastase Zymase Maltase Invertase Diastase Zymase ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Chemical Reaction Engineering Which of the following does not produce a change in the value of rate constant of a reaction? Temperature None of these Pressure Concentration and catalyst Temperature None of these Pressure Concentration and catalyst ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Chemical Reaction Engineering Fluidised bed reactor is characterised by Uniformity of temperature Very small pressure drop Absence of continuous catalyst regeneration facility Comparatively smaller equipment Uniformity of temperature Very small pressure drop Absence of continuous catalyst regeneration facility Comparatively smaller equipment ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Chemical Reaction Engineering A pollutant P degrades according to first order kinetics. An aqueous stream containing P at 2 kmole/m³ and volumetric flow rate 1m³ /h requires a mixed flow reactor of volume V to bring down the pollutant level to 0.5 kmole/m³ . The inlet concentration of the pollutant is now doubled and the volumetric flow rate is tripled. If the pollutant level is to be brought down to the same level of 0.5 kmole/m³ , the volume of the mixed flow reactor should be increased by a factor of 6 44015 3 7 6 44015 3 7 ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Chemical Reaction Engineering An autothermal reactor is Completely self-supporting in its thermal energy requirements Most suitable for a reversible reaction Most suitable for a second order reaction Isothermal in nature Completely self-supporting in its thermal energy requirements Most suitable for a reversible reaction Most suitable for a second order reaction Isothermal in nature ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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