In this simulation, the liquid-phase reaction A + 2B –> C takes place in an isothermal plug flow reactor. Only A and B enter the reactor, and the user inputs the mole fraction of A in the feed. The reaction is first order in the concentration of A; the user inputs the reaction order with respect to B and the value of the rate constant. When the reaction order is changed, the units of the rate constant change, but the numerical value does not. The molar flow rates of A, B, and C (F_A, F_B, F_C) are plotted versus the cumulative reactor volume (the distance from the reactor inlet times the reactor cross-sectional area).