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How can the kinetic parameters in the reaction kinetics equation for NaOH and NAHSO3 be determined? Thank you so much.

2017-05-06View Original

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How can the kinetic parameters in the reaction kinetics equation for NaOH and NAHSO3 be determined? We simulated the reactor using ASPEN; now, to design the reactor, we need to know the kinetic equations, but we don’t know how to find them I’m seeking help from experts; thank you so much.
Reply #22017-05-06
I wonder if the original poster is aware of the specific reaction between sodium hydroxide and sodium bisulfite If it is an excess of sodium hydroxide, then this reaction does not require any kinetic parameters, as acid-base neutralization reactions are extremely fast and the equilibrium constant for their forward reaction is very large. If examining the ionization equilibrium of sodium sulfite and sodium bisulfite, it is sufficient to consider the ionic equilibrium and acid-base equilibrium in their ionization process; essentially, there is no need to take into account chemical kinetic processes.

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