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How to Optimize Stirred Tank Reactors for Catalysis?

Optimizing STRs involves several considerations:
Choosing the right impeller design to ensure effective mixing.
Maintaining optimal stirring speed to balance mixing and energy consumption.
Controlling temperature and pressure to ensure optimal reaction conditions.
Ensuring proper feed and product removal rates in CSTRs.

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