Physics · Chemical Reaction Engineering
Which statement best differentiates a constant-volume batch reactor from a variable-volume batch reactor?
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- 1In a constant-volume reactor, the total volume changes due to gas expansion or contraction.
- 2In a variable-volume reactor, the total pressure remains fixed while the volume is constant.
- 3In a variable-volume reactor, both total volume and reactant concentration remain constant.
- 4In a constant-volume reactor, the total volume remains fixed during reaction progress.✓
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In a constant-volume reactor, the total volume remains fixed during reaction progress.
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