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How to determine the strength of a reaction

2010-11-09View Original

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In batch polypropylene production, how can one determine the reaction conditions inside the reactor? What is the basis for determining strength and weakness? Please let me know, Heyou
Reply #22010-11-10
Propylene polymerization is an exothermic reaction; should it be determined based on temperature?
Reply #32011-03-21
Based on the slope of the pressure curve, a larger slope indicates a better reaction
Reply #42011-03-30
An intuitive approach would be to determine it based on temperature, as changes in temperature are caused by changes in the reaction, so the temperature can reflect this.

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