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    1) The document presents the solution to a set of differential equations modeling the concentration of compounds Cc and CP over time in a chemical process. 2) The differential equations are solved to obtain a second order differential equation relating the concentration of Cc to time. 3) The roots of the characteristic equation provide the exponents for the general solution, which involves two constants A and B that can be determined based on initial conditions. 4) The final expressions give the concentrations Cc and CP as functions of rate constants and the time-dependent terms involving the exponents.

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    1) The document presents the solution to a set of differential equations modeling the concentration of compounds Cc and CP over time in a chemical process. 2) The differential equations are solved to obtain a second order differential equation relating the concentration of Cc to time. 3) The roots of the characteristic equation provide the exponents for the general solution, which involves two constants A and B that can be determined based on initial conditions. 4) The final expressions give the concentrations Cc and CP as functions of rate constants and the time-dependent terms involving the exponents.

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    1) The document presents the solution to a set of differential equations modeling the concentration of compounds Cc and CP over time in a chemical process. 2) The differential equations are solved to obtain a second order differential equation relating the concentration of Cc to time. 3) The roots of the characteristic equation provide the exponents for the general solution, which involves two constants A and B that can be determined based on initial conditions. 4) The final expressions give the concentrations Cc and CP as functions of rate constants and the time-dependent terms involving the exponents.

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    PRIMASARI CAHYA WARDHANI (M10522802)

    Graduate Institute of Applied Sciences and Technology


    = ............... (1)


    = .................(2)

    Solve Cc & CP
    From (1) :

    = + + ...............(3)

    ( + )
    = + ................(4)

    ( + ) 2
    = + ...............(5)
    2
    Substitution of (2) and (5):
    ( + ) 2
    = = +
    2
    Or
    ( + ) 2
    = +
    2

    ( + ) ( + ) 2
    ( + ) = +
    2

    ( + ) 2
    ( + ) )= +
    2

    ( + + ) 2
    = +
    2

    ( + + ) 1 2
    = +
    2
    PRIMASARI CAHYA WARDHANI (M10522802)
    Graduate Institute of Applied Sciences and Technology

    2
    + ( + + ) + = 0 ..... Differential Equation order 2
    2

    That differential equation:


    D2 Cc+(a+b)Cc+ab Cc = 0
    (D+a)(D+b) Cc = 0 ...... With (a+b) = (KCP+KC+KPC) and ab = KCKPC
    + = ( + + ) And

    = = So that,


    + =+ = ( + + )

    2 ( + + ) + = 0 ...... Quadratic equation

    The roots of quadratic equation:


    12 = ( + + ) ( + + )2 4
    1 = ( + + ) + ( + + )2 4
    2 = ( + + ) ( + + )2 4

    1 = =(
    1 + + ) +( + + )2 4

    2 = = ( + + )( + + ) 2 4
    2

    Solution of Differential Equation order 2:


    = +

    =

    ( + )
    = ( + ) + ( )

    = ( + )( + ) )
    = + + +
    = ( + ) + ( + )

    = ( + (( + + ) ( + + )2 4 ) )
    + ( +

    )
    ( + + ) ( + + )2 4
    PRIMASARI CAHYA WARDHANI (M10522802)
    Graduate Institute of Applied Sciences and Technology

    = ( ( + + )2 4 ) ) + ( +

    )
    ( + + ) ( + + )2 4
    24
    = ( ( + + )2 4 ) (( + + )( + + ) ) ) + (

    (
    ( + + ) ( + + ) 2 4
    )
    + )
    ( + + ) ( + + )2 4

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