A. Nature of the reactants
B. Concentration of the reactants
C. Temperature at which the reaction is carried
D. All A., B. and C.
A. Langmuir
B. Freundlich
C. Tempkin
D. None of these
A. Pressure and temperature only
B. Temperature and composition only
C. Pressure and composition only
D. Pressure, temperature and composition
A. Exothermic
B. Endothermic
C. Biochemical
D. Photochemical
A. Most suitable for a second order reaction
B. Most suitable for a reversible reaction
C. Completely self-supporting in its thermal energy requirements
D. Isothermal in nature
A. A highly exothermic reaction is to be controlled
B. Undesirable side reaction (at high concentration of one of the reactants) is to be avoided
C. A gas is to be reacted with liquid (e.g. hydrogenation of fat)
D. All A., B., and C.
A. Moles for med/(surface of catalyst) (time)
B. Moles formed/volume of reactor) (time)
C. Mole formed/volume of catalyst) (time)
D. None of these