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the set of all product compositions reachable by any combination of reaction and mixing, used to find optimal reactor networks geometrically.

In chemical engineering, attainable region refers to the set of all product compositions reachable by any combination of reaction and mixing, used to find optimal reactor networks geometrically. This meaning comes from Glasser (1987) in Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research.[1]

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Glasser, D., Crowe, C., & Hildebrandt, D. (1987). A geometric approach to steady flow reactors: the attainable region and optimization in concentration space. Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, 26(9), 1803-1810. https://doi.org/10.1021/ie00069a014

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