Discussion
Ignition of a CSTR refers to
Answer: B
Correct answer: a jump from a low to a high conversion state
As the feed temperature is raised the heat generation curve, which is sigmoidal in temperature, eventually loses its lower intersection with the straight heat removal line. The reactor then jumps to the only remaining steady state, at high temperature and high conversion, and the transition is abrupt rather than gradual. It is called ignition by analogy with combustion and has nothing to do with flame.
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