Can someone give me a website that can allow me to research how calculus is used to make catalyitc converters?

Answer 1

Try Google.

Answer 2

I doubt there is a sight that is specific to that.

Calculus is used directly and indirectly in most technologies.

That would be sort of like trying to find a site that would show how reading and writing is used to make catalytic converters.

The entire chemistry of catalysis if informed by calculus. Changing rate constants for catalyzed reactions require calculus to determine conversions over time.

In a catalytic converter, I would expect that the sizing of the catalyst bed and determination of the catalyst surface for various geometries would include some analyses that require calculus.

The whole science of metalurgy has been changed by the application of calculus. All the basic energy relationships that are fundamental to chemistry are described by differential equations.

Any part of the design and development of catalyst converters that was not done by pure trial and error and empiricism, probably included calculus or the results worked out by calculus.

As an example that may be easier to see how fundamental to everything math is, whenever you use the number 9.8 meter/sec*sec (or 32.2 ft/sec*sec) you are using a number that was developed with calculus. You are using a product of calculus.

Answer 3

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