Chemical reaction engineering notes

Raman Spectroscopy Principle and Wroking

Well, look no further than Raman Spectroscopy, a captivating and potent method that offers a window into molecular vibrations and chemical connections. In this blog post, we shall delve into the fundamentals of Raman Spectroscopy…

Origin of Fertilizer Note in Hindi

In ancient times, 16 essential elements for plants were obtained through natural fertilizers. In those days, farmers used urine, faeces, and animal body parts as fertilizer for plants. Red Indians used fish and wood as fertilizer…

What is Mixing Reactor and Tubular Reactor?

There is a tank for reaction in the reactor in which an agitator is installed. In this reactor which does the work of mixing the feed, the composition and temperature are the same at any point. These are of the following types. {…

What is Constant Volume Batch Reactor?

Constant volume batch reactor means constant volume reaction system, when we maintain a constant volume bath reactor, then we actually take the volume of the reaction mixture instead of the volume of the reaction. The reaction s…

Temperature Dependency from Arrhenius Law

The minimum energy that can be obtained through molecular collision, so that the reaction can start, is called activation energy. At a low value of activation energy, the value of the rate of reaction is high and at a high value …

Chemical Kinetic View of Equilibrium Reaction Formula

The Chemical kinetic equilibrium of a reaction is not a specific single state, but a particular dynamic equilibrium that is achieved when the rates of the forward and reverse reactions become equal. Consider the elementary reve…

Concentration Dependent Term of a Rate Equation

The rate equation relates the rate of reaction to the concentrations of reactants and products scaled up to their respective reaction orders. Each term in this rate equation that involves the concentration of a reactant or produc…

Factors to Affecting Rate of Reactions

The rate of reaction is different types of factors, In a homogeneous system, factors like temperature, pressure, concentration, composition, etc. affect the rate of reaction, whereas in a heterogeneous system, heat transfer and m…

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