In a semi-batch reactor __________________?
Correct answer: B. Velocity of reaction can be controlled
- A. Mixing takes place in axial direction only
- B. Velocity of reaction can be controlled
- C. Condition similar to plug flow reactor exists
- D. Residence time is constant
Explanation
A semi-batch reactor permits controlled addition or removal of reactants during operation, so the reaction rate can be adjusted through the feed rate and composition. Its residence time is not generally constant, and it is not inherently a plug-flow reactor.
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