CHEREKN Problem Set 1

1. Problem where the rate law follows the Michaelis-Menten Equation

2. Finding the conversion in a batch reactor for zero, first, and second order reaction (data is the same for the
different orders of reaction).

3. Problem where rate law follows a second order reaction (feed ratio is 1 and stoichiometric ratio is 1)

4. Problem where rate law follows second order (feed ratio is not equal to 1, stoichiometric ratio is 1)

5. Problem where rate law follows second order (feed ratio is not equal to 1, stoichiometric ratio is not equal to1)

6. Problem where data given is partial pressure of the reactant

7. Finding the total pressure of the system at a given time given the stoichiometry and partial pressure of reactant
(initial and at time t), first order reaction

8. Finding the total pressure of the system at a given time given the stoichiometry and partial pressure of reactant
(initial and at time t), second order reaction

9. Determination of half-life for a half order or three-halves order of reaction

10. Determination of half-life where given data is partial pressure of reactant

11. Determination of rate constant given kinetic data on conversion at different time intervals

12. Determination of order of reaction given kinetic data on time course of concentration of reactant

13. Determination of order of reaction given kinetic data on time course of partial pressure of reactant

14. Problem involving the effect of temperature on rate of reaction (finding the activation energy and frequency
factor using Arrhenius law)

15. Comparison among Arrhenius law, Collision theory and Transition State theory

16. Problem involving combination of temperature-dependent and concentration-dependent term of a reaction

17. Fitting data (kinetic data given) to a rate law that follows the Michaelis-Menten equation

18. Finding the rate equation using differential method

19. Given the stoichiometry and partial pressure of reactants (more than one reactant) determine partial pressure
of reactants and products, and total pressure at a given time