You haven't specified which catalyst system (and what oxidant) you are interested in. For the commercially used vanadium catalysts with air as oxidant see for example DOI: 10.1021/i260044a020 or http://eportfolio.lib.ksu.edu.tw/~T093000207/repository/fetch/(6)Oxidation%20of%20sulfur%20dioxide%20to%20sulfur%20trioxide%20over%20supported%20vanadium%20catalyst.pdf. A lot more information is available on the net for this and for another systems.
I suggest that you read article number, 8.4 (pages: 478-490 including an example) from Elements of Chemical Reaction Engineering 3rd Edition by H. Scot Folgler.
Hi Awominure,
One of methods you could use to study such kinetics was reported in
Application of Nano Fe2O3 in Catalytic Oxidation of SO2", Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, Vol. 46, No. 1, PP. 80-86.
Please see the attached paper mentioned when I responded to your question last time.
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