In an aqueous solution, reaction P = Q occurs under isothermal conditions following first order kinetics. The feed rate is 500 cm3/min and concentration of P in the feed is 0.00015 mol/cm3. The reaction is carried out in a 5L CSTR. At steady state, 60% conversion is observed. Calculate the rate constant. • The 5L CSTR is replaced by five CSTR in series. If the capacity of each new CSTR is 1L, calculate overall conversion
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