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Methanol synthesis conversion rate formula

2018-03-01View Original

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How to calculate the conversion rate of methanol to carbon monoxide
Reply #22018-03-25
Since the methanol synthesis reaction is a complex one, and both the molecular weight and pressure of the gases change before and after the reaction, to calculate the conversion rate of any particular substance it is necessary to know the amount of that substance before and after the reaction. For relative accuracy, nitrogen and argon are generally used as components that remain unchanged before and after the reaction, and calculations are carried out by analyzing the percentages of these components.

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