A model to predict conversions in a froth bed reactor has been developed. The model is then compared against the available experimental data on the oxidation of sodium sulfide in a foam bed contactor. The predictions using the present model are also compared against those based on the model of a foam bed reactor developed earlier. The predictions using the present model agree fairly well with the experimental data and, in some cases, are even in better quantitative agreement than the previous single stage model of a foam bed reactor. The case of significant surface resistance due to surfactant has also been analyzed theoretically, obtaining analytical solutions for the concentration profile and fractional gas absorption in a liquid froth shell.