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Title: CAIRO UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF ENGINEERING CHEMICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT


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CAIRO UNIVERSITYFACULTY OF ENGINEERINGCHEMICAL
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
  • Organic Chemical Process Industries

Section 1
TA. Jasmine Amr Eng. Hassan El- Shimi
Wednesday, September 22nd, 2010
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Today Agenda
  • General view on Organic Industries
  • Course contents
  • Marks
  • Review on Chemical Kinetics
  • Sheet 1

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Course Contents
  • Lectures
  • Sections

Laboratory
  • Organic Technology (Overview)
  • Nitration
  • Nitrobenzene
  • Dinitrobenzene
  • TNB
  • Aniline industry
  • TNT, and .
  • Sulfonation
  • Intro to Petrochemical Industry
  • Review on Chemical Kinetics (2 sections)
  • Nitration Thermodynamics ( 2 sections)
  • Peroxide value
  • Saponification value
  • O G Estimation
  • BOD5 COD
  • Dying
  • Mwt. Determination

Prof. Dr. Samia Prof. Dr. Hoda Prof. Dr. Sahar
TA. Jasmine Amr Eng. Hassan El- Shimi
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Marks (acceptable to change)
  • Total marks 150 mark
  • Final exam 90 mark
  • Year work 60 mark
  • 1st midterm 30 mark
  • 2nd midterm 10 marks
  • Oral exam 10 marks
  • Lab 10 mark

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Chemical Reaction Kinetics
  • For any reaction AB ? C (product)
  • Rate of reaction a no. of collisions between
    molecules A, B.
  • Rate of reaction a concentration of A, B
  • As rA a CA CB, hence rA k CA CB
  • Where k specific rate constant
  • Rate of reaction is rate of consumption or
    production of component (i)
  • rA - dCA/dt - dCB/dt dCC/dt kCACB

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  • If aAbB ? cCdD (balanced equation)
  • Hence, rA k CAa CBb (rate equation)
  • Where, a order of reaction w.r.t. reactant (A)
    and b order of reaction w.r.t. reactant (B)
  • Overall order of reaction ab
  • In case of reversible reaction
  • aAbB ? cCdD
  • Rate eq. rA kf CAaCBb kb CCcCDd
  • Order of reaction (ab) (cd)

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Mechanism of reaction
  • Elementary Reactions
  • Non-elementary Reactions
  • Reactions occur in a single step and the rate
    expression is suggested from the stiochiometric
    equation.
  • 2AB ? RS
  • rA k CA2CB
  • Reactions which we observe as a single reaction,
    but in the real, its the result of a sequence of
    elementary reactions and the rate equation cant
    be detected from the stiochiometric equation.
  • 2AB ? RS
  • In fact AB ? AB
  • ABA ? A2B S
  • A2B ? R
  • These 3 steps are called the reaction mechanism
  • Rate eq. rate eq. of determining step (slowest
    step) ? kCA2CB

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Arrhenius Equation
  • K Ao e E/RT
  • K specific rate constant
  • Ao Arrhenius constant
  • E activation energy
  • T absolute temperature (Kelvin or oR)
  • R universal gas constant 8.314 J/gmole.K or R
    0.082 lit.atm/gmole.K
    or R 1.987 cal/gmole. K 10.73 Btu/Ib. R

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  • Dependence of Rx Rate on Concentration
  • r k CAn CBm n m order of
    Rx
  • If B is in large excess CB constant,
    i.e. dCB/dt 0, hence
  • CBm constant and rA k CA n, where
    k k CBm, and its easy to get (n).
  • Molecularity
  • Its the number of reactant molecules in the
    stiochiometric equation (Elementary Rx) OR number
    of molecules in the rate determining step
    (Non-elementary Rx).
  • N.B. if order of Rx Molecularity, the reaction
    is called simple order reaction.

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Sheet 1
  • Problem no. 1
  • A ? B, r kCAn n?
  • 1) Assume zero order reaction (n0)
  • Hence, r - dC/dt kCn0 k
  • Get CA-CAo - kt
  • Hence, CACAo kt

CA
Slope k
t
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  • 2) Assume 1st order reaction ( n1)
  • r -dCA/dt kCA
  • -dC/C k dt
  • Hence, Ln CA- Ln CAo -kt
  • Finally, ln CA ln CAo kt

Ln CA
Slope k
t
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  • 3) Assume 2nd order reaction ( n2)
  • r -dCA/dt kCA2
  • -dC/C2 k dt
  • Hence, 1/CA- 1/CAo kt
  • Finally, 1/CA 1/CAo kt

1/CA
Slope k
1/CAo
t
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  • Plot C vs t
  • Plot 1/C vs t
  • The order of reaction is 2nd order
  • Slope k 1.415E-06 lit/gmole. Sec

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Problem no. 2
  • Given E 75000 cal
  • K at 650oC and 500oC
  • Hence, T1 923ok T2 773ok
  • Since k Ao e-E/RT
  • k1 Ao e-E/R(773) ? 1
  • k2 Ao e-E/R(923) ? 2
  • k1/k2

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  • k1/k2
  • Since E 73000 cal R 1.987 cal/gmol .k
  • Thus, k1/k2 2/3 and k1(2/3) k2
  • i.e. k2 gt k1 , thus the reaction at (T2 650oC)
    is faster than the reaction at (T1 500oC).

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  • Chemical Third Year, CHE2012
  • Any Question

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  • For any problem, please contact me

Eng. Hassan El- Shimi E-mail
hassanshimi_at_gmail.com Mobile 011 80 87 86 2
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  • Thank You
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