Chemical Reaction Engineering The rate constant of a chemical reaction decreases by decreasing the Pressure Concentration of reactants Duration of reaction Temperature Pressure Concentration of reactants Duration of reaction Temperature ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Chemical Reaction Engineering A reaction which is catalysed by a base is catalysed by all substances which have a tendency to Lose a proton Gain an electron None of these Gain a proton Lose a proton Gain an electron None of these Gain a proton ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Chemical Reaction Engineering With decrease in temperature, the equilibrium conversion of a reversible endother- mic reaction Increases linearly with temperature Remains unaffected Decreases Increases Increases linearly with temperature Remains unaffected Decreases Increases ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Chemical Reaction Engineering In case of a P.F.R., there Both A and B May be lateral mixing of fluid Should not be any mixing along the flow path Neither A nor B Both A and B May be lateral mixing of fluid Should not be any mixing along the flow path Neither A nor B ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Chemical Reaction Engineering For a zero order reaction, the concentration of product increases with the Increase in initial concentration Increase of reaction time Total pressure Decrease in total pressure Increase in initial concentration Increase of reaction time Total pressure Decrease in total pressure ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Chemical Reaction Engineering Batch process is preferred over continuous process, when the Product yields and quality can not be achieved in continuous process, because of long residence time Same equipment can not be used for several processes of the same nature All of these Sales demand of product is not steady Product yields and quality can not be achieved in continuous process, because of long residence time Same equipment can not be used for several processes of the same nature All of these Sales demand of product is not steady ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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