In a chemical reaction, the concentration of reactant is decreasing exponentiallly as reaction proceeds. The phase line for same is given as,

[X] represents the concentration of reaction. What is the maximum amount of reactant concetration that can be added for stable reaction and complete conversion of reactant to product ?

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Calculus 2

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Analyze phase planes

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