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Some terms in chemical reactions

2011-02-24View Original

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Currently, a set of equipment is under debugging and production process: When two materials react together to form an intermediate product, what is the chemical term used to describe the excess material in this reaction? As for the other material, which is fed into the reactor after being precisely calibrated or measured for use in the reaction, what is the chemical term for that material? Also, how can the conversion rate of the reaction be increased? Is it the amount of material that is less abundant that determines the conversion rate, given that the quantity of this material participating in the reaction is fixed? Thank you very much!
Reply #22011-02-24
If two substances react, one being in excess and the other in shortage, when examining this aspect, the key terms that appear are “excess,” “large amount,” and “small amount.”

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