You can refer to those books for calculation of reaction time.
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In theoretical calculations, which books can be consulted to calculate the time required to reach equilibrium? Thank you very much for the expert's advice! This post was last edited by hw197358 on 2009-2-9 09:53 ]
Take a good look at the book "Chemical Reaction Rates and Chemical Equilibrium".
To see if the reaction can occur, look up some thermodynamic data and calculate it. If you want to see how long the reaction will take to complete, then you have to look at the kinetics~~~~~~~ Reaction series, reaction constants, etc.~
"Chemical Reaction Engineering" First of all, you need to know how to determine the equilibrium of the reaction. You can focus on the minimum Gibbs free energy. Then you need to know the rate equation of the reaction. Focus on the content of reaction kinetics and the equilibrium state. With the reaction rate equation, you can determine the time for the reaction to reach equilibrium.