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1. For the liquid phase parallel reactions: R, rR = K1.CA2; E1 = 80 KJ/mole S, rs = K1.CA ; E2 = 120 KJ/mole The desired product is R. A higher selectivity of R will be achieved, if the reaction is conducted at
(A): high temperature in a CSTR.
(B): high temperature in a PFR.
(C): low temperature in a CSTR.
(D): low temperature in a PFR.
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