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Dynamic equation settings in Aspen

2019-06-21View Original

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file:///C:/Users/DINGWE~1/AppData/Local/Temp/msohtmlclip1/01/clip_image001.gif In the dynamic equations: k1=4.4526×103exp, k2=6.2437×103exp(151×104/RT). Does this mean that for reaction 1, k=4.4526×103 and E=4.9947×104 kj/kmol, while for reaction 2, k=6.2437×103 and E=151×104 kj/kmol?
Reply #22019-07-01
Could you ask the question more comprehensively? From this expression, k1 and k2 should be rate constants; the value in front of the exponential term is the pre-factor, and the absolute value of the number within the exponent is the activation energy.

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