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    The Problem Was 4 With The Same Assessment of Each Question and Please Answer Correctly in Detail

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    The document summarizes a midterm examination for an undergraduate chemical engineering course. The exam will be 100 minutes long and allow open notes. It consists of 4 questions assessing heterogeneous catalysts. Question 1 explains catalyst function and reaction rates using Arrhenius principles. Question 2 discusses batch, stirred tank, and Parr hydrogenator reactor systems. Question 3 covers catalyst preparation methods like supports and coprecipitation. Question 4 differentiates adsorption and catalysis processes, and explains Langmuir-Hinshelwood mechanism and adsorption isotherm models. The document wishes students good luck on the exam.

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    The document summarizes a midterm examination for an undergraduate chemical engineering course. The exam will be 100 minutes long and allow open notes. It consists of 4 questions assessing heterogeneous catalysts. Question 1 explains catalyst function and reaction rates using Arrhenius principles. Question 2 discusses batch, stirred tank, and Parr hydrogenator reactor systems. Question 3 covers catalyst preparation methods like supports and coprecipitation. Question 4 differentiates adsorption and catalysis processes, and explains Langmuir-Hinshelwood mechanism and adsorption isotherm models. The document wishes students good luck on the exam.

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    The document summarizes a midterm examination for an undergraduate chemical engineering course. The exam will be 100 minutes long and allow open notes. It consists of 4 questions assessing heterogeneous catalysts. Question 1 explains catalyst function and reaction rates using Arrhenius principles. Question 2 discusses batch, stirred tank, and Parr hydrogenator reactor systems. Question 3 covers catalyst preparation methods like supports and coprecipitation. Question 4 differentiates adsorption and catalysis processes, and explains Langmuir-Hinshelwood mechanism and adsorption isotherm models. The document wishes students good luck on the exam.

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    The document summarizes a midterm examination for an undergraduate chemical engineering course. The exam will be 100 minutes long and allow open notes. It consists of 4 questions assessing heterogeneous catalysts. Question 1 explains catalyst function and reaction rates using Arrhenius principles. Question 2 discusses batch, stirred tank, and Parr hydrogenator reactor systems. Question 3 covers catalyst preparation methods like supports and coprecipitation. Question 4 differentiates adsorption and catalysis processes, and explains Langmuir-Hinshelwood mechanism and adsorption isotherm models. The document wishes students good luck on the exam.

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    MIDTERM EXAMINATION OF HETEROGENEOUS CATALYST

    UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM OF CHEMICAL DEPARTMENT


    FMIPA - INDONESIA UNIVERSITY
    DAY / DATE : Friday/ 06/04/ 2018
    EXAM DURATION : 100 MINUTES (2 SKS)
    EXAM SYSTEM : OPEN NOTE
    (self-written notes)

    The problem was 4 with the same assessment of each question and please answer correctly in detail.

    1. Explain the function of the catalyst with the Arrhenius principle, the active side and the
    reaction rate in a heterogeneous catalyst reaction.
    a. In the unimolecular process
    b. In bimolecular processes
    c. Heterogeneous catalyst reaction rates with TOF

    2. Explain the working principle of a catalytic reactor with a system


    a. Batch reactors
    b. Stirred Tank Reactors,
    c. Parr Hydrogenator
    Give examples and reactors that are most suitable to be carried out in a research laboratory

    3. Explain the preparation and the requirements of a catalyst so that it can be maximized in
    a reaction such as:
    a. Catalyst Support
    b. Coprecipitation Catalyst
    c. Support catalysts with biopolymers

    4. A reaction with catalysis involves the adsorption process


    a. Explain the difference between the adsorption process and the catalysis process
    b. Explain the mechanism of the Langmuir-Hinshelwood
    c. Explain the adsorption isotherms of langmuir, Frenclich and BET

    Happy working; good luck

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