How the rate of heterogeneous reaction changes with the surface area of catalyst

Thread starter Waqar Amin
Start date Jun 6, 2012
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Area Catalyst Rate Reaction Surface Surface area

Jun 6, 2012

Waqar Amin

how the rate of heterogeneous reaction changes with the surface area of catalyst. can anyone tell me about the equation relating both quantities?

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pa5tabear

There should be a direct relationship.

But please include more detail.

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