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The fractional yield Ypq of produvt p
Title: Introduction to Material and
Energy Balances
nd
May, 2 2017 Source: Reklaitis. 1983. Introduction
to Material and Energy Balances.
Canada: John Wiley and Sons.
Title: Introduction to Material and
Energy Balances
May, 3rd 2017 Source: Reklaitis. 1983. Introduction
to Material and Energy Balances.
Canada: John Wiley and Sons.
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from reactant q is defined as the ratio
of product p to the rate of production
which would be attained if the entire
rate of depletion of reactant q could
be allocated to produce p alone.
If product p is the desired output of
the process, then the yield is a
measure of the efficiency with which
p is produced from reactant q. A
yield near 100% indicates that the
most of the reactant is being
converted to the desired product, a
yield less than 50% indicates that the
most of reactant q is wasted in
undesirable side reactions.
A familiar and commonly used
measure of the progress of a chemical
reaction is fractional conversion, or
simply conversion of a species s. The
specification of the conversion of a
species amounts to the imposition of
a relationship between the input and
output flow rates of the species in
question. This relationship can,
together with the corresponding
species balance equation, be used to
calculate the rate of the reaction.
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