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Stirred Tank Reactor Experiment Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 15mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the purpose of the experiment in the stirred tank reactor?

a)

To study the effect of temperature on polymerization

b)

To investigate the reaction kinetics of saponification

c)

To analyze the crystallization of sodium hydroxide

2.

What is the chemical equation for the saponification reaction in the experiment?

a)

CH3​COOC2​H5 ​+ NaOH → CH3​COONa + C2​H5​OH

b)

NaCl + H2​O → NaOH + Cl2

c)

C6​H12​O6 ​+ O2​ → CO2 + H2​O

3.

What are the three types of impellers tested in this experiment?

a)

Axial, Radial, Tangential

b)

Paddle, Helical, Propeller

c)

Circular, Blade, Spiral

4.

What is the role of baffles in the reactor?

a)

To prevent vortex formation and enhance mixing

b)

To reduce the power consumption of the impeller

c)

To increase the reaction temperature

5.

Which of the following is used to monitor the progress of the reaction?

a)

Phenolphthalein indicator and titration with HCl

b)

A pH meter

c)

Gas chromatography

6.

How is the effect of stirring speed studied in the experiment?

a)

By varying the solution viscosity

b)

By using speeds such as 100, 150, and 200 rpm

c)

By changing the temperature of reactor

7.

Which parameter is analyzed using the titration data?

a)

Reaction rate constant

b)

Activation energy

c)

Heat transfer coefficient

8.

What is the concentration of sodium hydroxide and ethyl acetate used in the experiment?

a)

0.01 M

b)

0.02 M

c)

0.03 M

9.

What does an unbaffled reactor typically produce during mixing?

a)

Uniform mixing

b)

A central vortex

c)

High turbulence

10.

What is the expected effect of using a baffled reactor?

a)

Increased vortex formation

b)

Enhanced uniformity in mixing

c)

Reduced reaction rate

11.

What type of flow is generated by radial impellers?

a)

Tangential flow

b)

Axial flow

c)

Radial flow

12.

Which type of impeller is most effective for mixing high-viscosity fluids?

a)

Marine propeller

b)

Pitched-blade turbine

c)

Rushton Turbine (Six flat blades)

d)

Helical ribbon impeller

13.

What safety precautions are emphasized in the experiment?

a)

Wearing gloves, goggles, and lab coats

b)

Keeping flammable materials near the reactor

c)

Using open flames for heating

14.

What is the significance of the Reynolds number in this experiment?

a)

It measures the mixing time of reactants

b)

It determines the flow and mixing characteristics

c)

It predicts the temperature of the reactor

15.

What happens if the stirring speed is too high?

a)

Improved reaction efficiency indefinitely

b)

Excessive turbulence with no significant benefits

c)

Reduced reaction rate

16.

What is the purpose of calculating the reaction rate constant?

a)

To determine the speed of the reaction under specific conditions

b)

To find the equilibrium concentration of reactants

c)

To predict the product yield

17.

What tool is used to measure stirring speed in the reactor?

a)

pH meter

b)

Stopwatch

c)

Speed measurement device

18.

What type of flow pattern is created by the impeller shown in the image?

a)

Axial flow

b)

Radial flow

c)

Tangential flow

19.

What is the expected trend in the concentration of NaOH during the saponification reaction?

a)

It decreases over time

b)

It increases over time

c)

It remains constant

20.

What method is used to determine the reaction rate constant k?

a)

By calculating the Reynolds number

b)

By plotting NaOH concentration versus time

c)

By observing the vortex formation