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Continuous process yield problem

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This post was last edited by aiqingbushibing on 2011-5-4 22:05. I have a question: how is the yield calculated in a continuous reactive distillation process? If there are no side reactions, can it be assumed that for the reversible reaction A+B=C+D, the yield of C is equal to the concentration of C at the bottom of the tower divided by (the concentration of C at the bottom of the tower + the concentration of A at the bottom of the tower)? A and C are the key components; B is the reactant, while ACD represents solids dissolved in B
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