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How does one account for the surface area of a catalyst in a reaction ? |
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March 15, 2024, 13:35
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How does one account for the surface area of a catalyst in a reaction ?
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I would like to set up a reaction simulation of 2 gases in the presence of a solid catalyst.
Literature tells me that the speed of the reaction is influenced by the surface area of the catalyst, ie its surface finish. How do I account for the surface finish of the catalyst in my simulation ? What solvers should I be considering for this simulation ? Thanks |
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