Reaction Kinetics for Chemical Engineers

✍ Scribed by Stanley M. Walas and Howard Brenner (Auth.)

• Publisher: Umi Pub
• Year: 1989
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 346
• Category: Library

✦ Synopsis

Deals with the design of equipment for conducting chemical reactions. It recognizes that reactors must be designed even when data or rigorous design procedures are not available and suggests possible approaches to such situations. A survey of the theory and terminology of kinetics is included

✦ Table of Contents

Content:
BUTTERWORTHS SERIES IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, Page iii
Front Matter, Page v
Copyright, Page vi
PREFACE, Pages vii-viii
NOTATION, Pages xii-xiv
CHAPTER 1 - FUNDAMENTALS, Pages 1-28
CHAPTER 2 - HOMOGENEOUS ISOTHERMAL REACTIONS, Pages 29-60
CHAPTER 3 - ADIABATIC AND PROGRAMMED REACTIONS, Pages 61-78
CHAPTER 4 - CONTINUOUS STIRRED REACTORS, Pages 79-100
CHAPTER 5 - HOMOGENEOUS FLOW REACTIONS, Pages 101-125
CHAPTER 6 - UNCATALYZED HETEROGENEOUS REACTIONS, Pages 126-148
CHAPTER 7 - FLUID-PHASE REACTIONS CATALYZED BY SOLIDS, Pages 149-179
CHAPTER 8 - FIXED AND FLUIDIZED BEDS OF PARTICLES, Pages 180-227
CHAPTER 9 - HETEROGENEOUS CATALYSIS, Pages 228-256
CHAPTER 10 - SCALINGUP TEST RESULTS, Pages 257-266
CHAPTER 11 - INDUSTRIAL REACTORS, Pages 267-294
CHAPTER 12 - MATHEMATICS FOR REVIEW, Pages 295-309
APPENDIX 1 - THE LITERATURE OF REACTION KINETICS, Pages 310-324
APPENDIX 2 - CONSTANTS AND CONVERSION FACTORS, Pages 325-326
INDEX, Pages 327-338