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Theoretical reaction rate for water electrolysis
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[QUOTE="Erwin123, post: 6578318, member: 697286"] So I'm designing a proces where carbondioxide is converted into methane using the Sabatier reaction. For this reaction hydrogen is required which I'm planning on producing using the electrolysis of water. But I'm having a problem where I need the speed of this reaction to determine the size of the reactor needed. Does anyone know how I can calculate this reaction speed without using experiments? Because the normal equation for reaction rate gives me a value with a reaction rate constant which is obtained experimentally (see the figure on the right for my derived equation for the reaction rate). [ATTACH type="full" alt="1640108810611.png"]294557[/ATTACH] I hope I can get an answer soon [/QUOTE]
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