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    CHP 305

    PROCESS CONTROL AND REACTION ENGINEERING

    LABORATORY

    CRE 3: To determine the kineti! o" the h#dro$en

    %ero&ide deom%o!ition in ' ('th re'tor)

    S*(mitted B#:

    Yash Kumar Bhati 2012BB50048Atul Verma 2012BB50012

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    Aim: To determine the kinetics of the hydroen !ero"ide decom!osition in a #atch

    reactor$

    A!!aratus: %&necked round #ottom flask' condenser' as (olume measurin unit at

    atmos!heric !ressure' constant tem!erature #ath' thermometer' sto!)atch$

    *hemicals: +ydroen !ero"ide' ,otassium iodide$

    Theory and calculations:

    -eaction : 2+2.2  2+2. / .2

      A B .

    t is re!orted that the reaction is irre(ersi#le and first order$

    The rate e3uation #ecomes'

    &d*Adt K$*A

    nteratin and sol(in for *A' )e et

    *A*Ao$ e&Kt

    6rom the e"!ression' the ra!h #et)een *A and t )ill #e e"!onential in nature$

     7o) calculations from the e"!erimental data:

    nitial concentration of the hydroen !ero"ide solution:

    *+2.2  V.292 224009V+2.2 m moleml

    These are the m moles of hydroen !ero"ide in 1 ml of the sam!le$

    o concentration of hydroen !ero"ide in the initial reaction mi"ture is:

    *Ao  *+2.2 9V+2.2  V+2. / V+2.2 

    The concentration of hydroen !ero"ide in the reaction mi"ture at any i(en time

    is i(en #y:

    *A  V; < Vt V; 9 *Ao 

    =here Vt is the (olume of o"yen li#erated at any time t$

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    *alculatin (alues from a#o(e relations:

    At tem!erature T4%$4 deree and usin +2.2 (olume %ml

    V.2 250 ml

    V+2.23 ml

    *+2.2 0.0074

    *Ao 0.00022

     

    t

     

    vt

      v*-

    vt

    v*-

    vt/v*

     

    Ca

    0 0 250 1 0.00022

    8 25 225 0.9

    0.00019

    8

    13 50 200 0.8

    0.00017

    6

    15 70 180 0.72

    0.00015

    84

    20 110 140 0.56

    0.00012

    32

    25 140 110 0.44

    0.00009

    68

    30 165 85 0.34

    0.00007

    48

    35 190 60 0.24

    0.00005

    28

    40 210 40 0.16

    0.00003

    52

    50 230 20 0.08

    0.00001

    76

    60 250 0 0 0

     

    ,lottin Vt (s t

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    ,lottin *A (s t$

    imilarly calculatin (alues at Tem!erature T 4%$4 deree and 5ml +2.2 (olume

    V.2 420 ml

    V+2.2 5 ml

    *+2.2 0.0075

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    *Ao 0.00036

     

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    To determine the rate constant of the reaction

    =e ha(e seen that

    *A*Ao$ e&Kt

    o *A*Ao  e&Kt

    Takin lo on #oth sides' )e et>

    &ln*A*Ao Kt

    o on !lottin this cur(e the slo!e of the line )ill i(e rate constant$

    *alculatin *A*Ao (alues$

    At tem!erature T4%$4 deree and % ml +2.2 (olume

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    ,lottin &ln*A*Ao (s t$

     

    lo!e 2$52&0$1 50 &8

    0$05?

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    imilarly for T4%$4 deree and 5ml +2.2$

    ,lottin &ln*A*Ao (s t$

    lo!e : 1$?@&0$18 24&8

      0$1

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    To determine the order of reaction

    The rate e3uation'

    &d*Adt K$*An

    Takin lo on #oth sides>

    =e et>

    ln&d*Adt lnk/nln*A

    o a !lot #et)een ln&d*Adt and ln*A )ill cur(e )hose slo!e )ill #e e3ual to

    the order of the reaction$

    *alculation for T4%$4 deree and (olume 0f +2.2 % ml

      T *a &d*adt ln*a ln&d*adt

    15

    0.000158

    4 8.8E-06

    8.750387

    08

    11.64075

    88

    20

    0.000123

    2

    0.000007

    04

    9.001701

    51

    11.86390

    24

    25

    0.000096

    8

    0.000005

    28

    9.242863

    56

    12.15158

    45

    30

    0.000074

    8

    0.000004

    4

    9.500692

    67

    12.33390

    6

    35

    0.000052

    8

    0.000004

    4

    9.848999

    37

    12.33390

    6

    40

    0.000035

    2

    0.000003

    52

    10.25446

    45

    12.55704

    96

    50

    0.000017

    6

    0.000001

    76

    10.94761

    17

    13.25019

    67

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    lo!e of ra!h :1%$25&11$410$@4&8$?5

    1$12$1@

    0$?%

    imilarly calculatin for T4%$4 deree 5ml +2.2$

      T *a &d*adt ln*a ln&d*adt

    8

    0.0003

    04

    1.39286

    E-05

    7.929406

    527

    11.181

    57

    11

    0.0002

    53

    1.71429

    E-05

    8.097543

    448

    10.973

    93

    150.0001

    81.82143

    E-058.282685

    88110.913

    3

    18

    0.0001

    33

    1.57143

    E-05

    8.622553

    707

    11.060

    94

    22

    7.71E-

    05

    1.39286

    E-05

    8.926236

    121

    11.181

    57

    24

    0.0000

    6

    8.57143

    E-06

    9.469851

    567

    11.667

    08

    28

    1.71E-

    05

    1.07143

    E-05

    9.721165

    996

    11.443

    93

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    30 0

    8.57143

    E-06

    10.97392

    896

    11.667

    08

    lo!e of ra!h :

    11$? < 10$@1 @$4?&8$28

    0$?1$1@

    0$4

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     Results

    • 6rom the !lots of *A (s t )e see that the nature of the cur(es is

    e"!onential in nature )hich is in accordance )ith the rate

    e3uationtheory$

    • 6rom the !lots of &ln*A*Ao (s t the slo!e of the cur(es are:

    lo!e T%4$ de  0$05?

    lo!e T44 de   0$1

    o rate constant (alues:

    K T%4$'e"!erimental  0$05?

    K T44$0'e"!erimental  0$1

    • 6rom the !lots of ln&d*Adt (s ln*A

    lo!e T%4$ de  0$?%

    lo!e T44 de   0$4

    o order of reaction:

    n T%4$  0$?%n T44  0$4

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    ources of error:

    • The tu#e drainin the )ater out of the o(erflo) lass #ottle must #e

    shaken at reular inter(als to ensure !ro!er drainae of the )ater and

    no air #lockae$

    • Tem!erature of the reaction must #e kee! at an o!timum le(el say

    around %5&40 de$$ o)er tem!eratures )ould retard the reaction rate

    and hiher tem!erature )ould enhance the reaction rate to such an

    e"tent that the initial rates are too difficult to measure$ =hen the

    reaction rate is ma"imum$

    • The three )ay sto! cock must #e !ro!erly closed to ensure !ro!er

    trans!ort of o"yen$

    S'"et# %re'*tion!:

    As e(en traces of alkali e$$ leachin from lass can initiate decom!osition' +2.2is stored in )a"&coated #ottles' or !lastic containers' )ith the addition of a

    sta#iliCer e$$ urea$ D(en a trace of dust can lead to e"!losi(e decom!osition$ The

    handlin of the )ater&free com!ound' or concentrated solutions thereof' should

    therefore #e carried out under dust&free conditions and )ith the e"clusion of metal

    ions$