Material Not Covered on Exam II

    Chapter 7

    Section 7.4.8 Oxygen-Limited Fermentation

    Section 7.4.9 Scale Up

    Section 7.5 Physiologically Based Pharmacokinetic (PBPK) Models

    Chapter 8

    Section 8.7.4 Runaway Reactions

    Section 8.9 Radial and Axial Variations

    Section 8.10 The Practical Side

    Chapter 9

    Section 9.2.3 ARSST

    Section 9.4.1 Start up of CSTR

    Chapter 10

    Sample Questions for Exam II

    ChE 344 Winter 2007
    Mideterm Exam II

    Examples of Types of Exam Questions

    A. Homework or Study Question Problem Revisited

    1. P8-5B How would your answer change if the stirring speed were increased by 50%?
    2. P8-9B What would the temperature profile look like if Ua/ρb=500?

    B. Questions Similar to those given in Class Problems

    1. Adding inerts will always increase the conversion for a first order reaction for a fixed total molar flow rate.
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    2. The conversion will always increase when inerts are added for a zero order reaction for a fixed mole fraction of A entering the reactor.
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    C. Questions on the CD Lectures, ICMs and Living Example Problems that are qualitative in nature

    1. The temperature profile for the in lectures 17 and 18 is shown below.

      Sketch the profile if the molar flow rate were reduced (say by 25%)

    D. Questions that demonstrate understanding the material in the text.

    1. in deriving Eqn. (8-31) it was assumed the overall ΔCP is zero
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    2. In example 8-7, changing the pipe diameter while keeping the total volume the same would not affect the answer to Case I but would affect the answer to Case II.
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    3. The number of oscillations shown in Figure E9-6.1 on p565 would increase significantly if the gain were increased by a factor of 10.
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    E. Synthesizing rate laws and mechanisms

    Given rate data as a function of concentration (or partial pressure) develop a rate law all mechanisms for
    1. Homogeneous Reactions (Ch. 7).
    2. Heterogeneous Reactions (Ch. 10).

    F. Write a question relating to problem _______, that requires critical thinking and explain why it is a question that requires critical thinking.

    G. Study problems-paraphrased or otherwise.

    Work problem 8-9 but change FA0 to 15 mol/s.