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1 Chapter 5 Lecture 13-14 - Thermodynamic Web - Departure Functions - Review Equations of state (chapter 4, briefly) Chapter 6 Chapter 6 - Equilibrium (chemical potential) * Pure Component * Mixtures Ch t 7 Chapter 7 - Fugacity (chemical potential fugacity equilibrium calculations) * Vapor (overview), liquid, solids - Activity Coefficients [Fugacity Coefficients (overview)] Chapter 8 - Phase Equilibrium * Diagrams * Vapor Liquid (VLE) * Vapor Liquid (VLE) * Liquid – Liquid (LLE) * Solid – Liquid (SLE) Chapter 9 - Reaction Equilibria
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Page 1: Lecture 13-14 - South Dakota School of Mines and Technologyddixon/Vorlesung-14-2009-work-b.pdfLecture 13-14 - Thermodynamic Web - Departure Functions - Review Equations of state (chapter

1

Chapter 5Lecture 13-14

- Thermodynamic Web- Departure Functions- Review Equations of state (chapter 4, briefly)

Chapter 6Chapter 6- Equilibrium (chemical potential)

* Pure Component* Mixtures

Ch t 7Chapter 7- Fugacity (chemical potential fugacity equilibrium calculations)

* Vapor (overview), liquid, solids- Activity Coefficients [Fugacity Coefficients (overview)]y [ g y ( )]

Chapter 8- Phase Equilibrium

* Diagrams* Vapor Liquid (VLE)* Vapor – Liquid (VLE)* Liquid – Liquid (LLE)* Solid – Liquid (SLE)

Chapter 9- Reaction Equilibria

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Chemical Reaction Equilibrium 2

3 COHOHCHOH )(2)(2)(3)(2 3 gggg COHOHCHOH

Example: methanol reforming in a fuel cell

???• Will reaction occur?• Is it reversible or irreversible?• Is it endothermic or exothermic?• How fast will the reaction occur?

MotivationMotivation Starting point for process reactor design Limits , if any (equilibrium), on the reaction Heat transfer needs Heat transfer needs

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Chemical Reaction Equilibrium 3

3 COHOHCHOH )(2)(2)(3)(2 3 gggg COHOHCHOH

CHMW 3

Desired Trxn = 100 oCDesired P is < 10 bar

Initially: 1 mole MeOHAnd 2 moles H2O

Let react and come to the end Equilibrium reached? Irreversible? What are final concentrations (or

moles of each species) in the reactor?

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Chemical Reaction Equilibrium 4

CHMW 3

Let number of moles of CO2 formed [at any time] by reaction

Inventory: (note: number of moles of CO at any time)

nnInventory: (note: number of moles of CO2 at any time) CCO nn

2

[# mol CO2 at any t = initial # mols + amt formed via reaction] oCC nn

MeOH

H2O

oMM nn

oWW nn

1

2

ioii nn

)( reactants2

CO2

WW

3o

oCC nn

30

0 )()(

i

i

reactants

products

H2

TOTAL

3 oHH nn 30

2 oTT nn 23Tn

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Chemical Reaction Equilibrium 5

CHMW 3

So to find number of moles of each species at equilibrium, must find eqo

components

RTgK

orxn

ln with

p

ii

ofi

orxn gg

1

K = equilibrium “constant” = f(T, components)gibbs energy of formation of i o

fg

Relate K to and ultimately the number of moles of each component in the reactor at equilibrium.

i ˆ i

io

i

i

ffK

ˆ

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Chemical Reaction Equilibrium 6

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Chemical Reaction Equilibrium 7

CHMW 3

Gas phase reaction….CHMWi

fffff

ˆˆˆˆˆ

oC

Co

H

Ho

M

Mo

W

W

io

i

i

ff

ff

ff

ff

ffK

1311

1311 ˆˆˆˆ

oC

Co

H

Ho

M

Mo

W

W

ff

ff

ff

ffK

oooC

oH

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ff

3

13

ˆˆˆˆ

o

Co

H

oM

oW

MW

CH

oM

oW

CH

ffff

ffff

ff

ff

ffK 311 ˆˆˆˆ

oM

oW ff

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Chemical Reaction Equilibrium 8

Gas phase reaction CHMW 3Gas phase reaction….

oM

oWCH ffffK 3

3

ˆˆˆˆ

if Py ii o

Co

HMW ffff 3 oif bar1

barbarPPyy 11ˆˆ 333

barbarbarbar

PPPP

yyyyK

MW

CH

MW

CH

1111

ˆˆ 3

Simplification: if have ideal vapor phase, then:3

CH nn

223

1barP

yyyyK

MW

CH2

23

2

2

TMW

CH

MW

TT

nP

nnnn

barP

nnnn

TT nn

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Chemical Reaction Equilibrium 9

Gas phase reaction CHMW 3Gas phase reaction….

2

23CH

nP

nnnnK

.....etcnn oMM

2oTMW nnn 2 o

TT nn

233 P g o 22312

3

PK

RTgK rxn

ln

KJFrom tables calculate molKJKg o

rxn 83.3298

692.4298 KK

11

KK no reaction

irreversible reaction99979.025 Catso o

mol CO2 at EQ2 Q

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Chemical Reaction Equilibrium 10

T = 100oC ???? CHMW 3Trxn= 100oC ????

2

ln hd

Kd orxn

van’t Hoff eqn:2RTdT

11298ho)(Tfho

29811298exp298

TRhKTK rxn )(Tfho

rxn

T orxn dT

RTThKTK 2exp298 )(Tfho

rxn RT298

T

oo dTCphTh )298()( iirxn CpCp rxnrxnrxn dTCphTh298

)298()( i

iirxn pp

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Chemical Reaction Equilibrium 11

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Chemical Reaction Equilibrium 12

T = 100oC CHMW 3Trxn= 100oC

molKJho

rxn 97.48)298(

molKJho

rxn 21.52)15.373(

Temperature

25oC (298K) 100oC 100oC .consthorxn )(Tfho

rxn

K 4.692 251.26 284.08

0 99979 1

rxn )(frxn

bar030 0.99979 1

0.99578 0.996

bar03.0

bar1

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Chemical Reaction Equilibrium 13

Liquid phase reactionsqu d p ase eac o s

i

ifK

ˆ

fxf ˆi

oif

K

iiii fxf

i

i

i

io

i

iii

io

i

iii

ffx

ffxK

Frequently simplified to: iiixK

i

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Chemical Reaction Equilibrium (example)14

Haber Process: Trxn= ~500oC & ~300 bar322 23 NHHN abe ocess: rxn 500 C & 300 ba322 23 NHHN

23

23 P

yK NH

322

Pyy

KHN

51081.525 xCK o

2292)25( KJCh oo

222.92)25( Nmol

KJChrxn

3724)500( KJCh oo 510511500 CK o

237.24)500( Nmol

KJCh oorxn 51051.1500 xCK o

00301bar 370300bar 003.01 bar 37.0300 bar

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Chemical Reaction Equilibrium (example)15

Haber Process: Trxn= ~500oC & ~300 bar322 23 NHHN abe ocess: rxn 500 C & 300 ba322 23 NHHN

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Chemical Reaction Equilibrium (example)

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