2011
DOI: 10.1002/ceat.201100186
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Alkaline Hydrolysis of an Aromatic Ester: Kinetic Studies Using Thermal Power Profiles

Abstract: The reaction kinetics of ethyl benzoate saponification with sodium hydroxide in a heterogeneous reaction medium was investigated. The rate of reaction in a heterogeneous liquid-liquid system incorporates a chemical kinetics term as well as the mass transfer between both phases. The reaction was carried out in a reaction calorimeter and the overall reaction rate was determined from the obtained thermal profiles. The mass transfer parameters were calculated numerically, taking into account those reaction rate co… Show more

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“…10 Mass transfer has to be avoided in order to study sodium benzoate's effect on chemical kinetics. Ethanol was added to the reaction media for reaching the homogeneity.…”
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“…10 Mass transfer has to be avoided in order to study sodium benzoate's effect on chemical kinetics. Ethanol was added to the reaction media for reaching the homogeneity.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They were calculated considering k L a products from complete time range at a certain temperature and heterogeneity stage. Table 3: Comparisons between the k L a products, at different heterogeneity stages, calculated for both the simple (S) 10 and extended (EM) kinetic models at the temperature, ϑ = 30 °C. It is evident from the surface plot ( Figure 2) that a larger increase occurred in the values for mass transfer coefficient at the end of the reaction, where the masstransfer was no longer within the rate-limiting process.…”
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