Lecture 25 Material balance on Reactive Systems with Multiple Reactions

This video explains with an example how to perform material balance on systems that involve more than one reaction. Problem was done first by using atomic species balance and then by using extent of reaction. It was demonstrated that the use of molecular species balance, when multiple reactions are involved, is error prone because of the estimation of so many generation and consumption terms. In contrast to that, the other two methods are simple and straightforward to use. The problem taken is an unsolved problem of Himmelblau, section 10.1.

[alazartafese]

I AM FROM ETHIOPIA, you are z only one in YouTube lecture that make material balance easy to understand for me. You are different thank you a lot

[oscarskidoo]

You make material balance so easy to understand, thank you 💯💯💯💯

[wesleytsao]

Keep making them vids Dr we really appreciate your effort and time

[aishahebraheim]

Dr I swear to god you taught it so well, bless you
wish me luck I have a quiz in an hour

[Theophilus]

Very well-done video! I hope you are doing well professor; I see the channel has not posted videos in some years. Subscribed!

[fikrubeza]

it's fantastic keep on it. thank you, Dr.

[palesalephallo]

You said 800*2=1600 on the yield, where is the 2 coming from? Thank you

[A.Alansary]

Greetings Madam.. At the beginning of the video u have written yield only and then you specified as H2 yield.. My Q is: How can i know whether my desired product is H2 or Co ?

[dxygveu]

when we write DOF, how do we understand, in case of atomic species, the number of independent balance?

[nosiphoshezi]

thank you mam this video was very useful to me

[likezonamunji]

which book is the question coming from