Material and Energy Balances

Credits: 4

Prerequisites: CH 161, MA 111, MA 110

Introduction to the principles and techniques used in chemical engineering. Mathematics, physics, and chemistry are applied to solving problems involving the laws of conservation of mass and energy. Includes analysis of real chemical processes, methods for estimation of the thermodynamic and chemical properties of fluids, solution of real systems of linear and nonlinear algebraic equations, chemical and vapor/liquid equilibrium, energy balances on reacting systems with heat and work, and unsteady-state balances on reacting systems.

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