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Figure 10.13
Reaction concentration coefficients.
An example of the use of the Reactions entry on the Data Browser with the
RCSTR block may be found at Examples/RcstrExample1. This example involves a
simplification of the chlorination of benzene to chlorobenzene. The reaction setup for
this example is shown in Figures 10.12 and 10.13.
10.5.3 Langmuir-Hinshelwood-Hougen-Watson Class
The LHHW model (Perry and Green, 1999) involves reactions that include adsorption
terms in the reaction rate expression
(kinetic factor)(driving force)
adsorption term
rate
=
(10.13)
The kinetic and driving force terms are identical to those in the Powerlaw class. The
adsorption expression is given by
adsorption expression
=
K
i
( C
i
)
m
j
(10.14)
