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Chemical Engineering Self-Learning Modules

The document outlines the contents of the first 5 modules in a self-learning course on chemical engineering. Module 1 covers basic concepts like units, stoichiometry, and process units over 30 hours. Module 2 spends 34 hours on material balances with and without chemical reactions. Module 3 takes 34 hours to cover topics like gases, vapors, liquids, and solutions. Module 4 allocates 33 hours to energy balances, including heat effects and thermodynamics. Module 5 ties together material and energy balances over 15 hours by applying them to processes.

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Chemical Engineering Self-Learning Modules

The document outlines the contents of the first 5 modules in a self-learning course on chemical engineering. Module 1 covers basic concepts like units, stoichiometry, and process units over 30 hours. Module 2 spends 34 hours on material balances with and without chemical reactions. Module 3 takes 34 hours to cover topics like gases, vapors, liquids, and solutions. Module 4 allocates 33 hours to energy balances, including heat effects and thermodynamics. Module 5 ties together material and energy balances over 15 hours by applying them to processes.

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Supra Self-Learning Modules in Chemical Engineering

Contents of First 5 Modules

1. Basic Information and Stoichiometry (Study Time » 30 hrs.)


1. Units, Dimensions, and Conversions
2. Dimensional Homogeneity and Analysis
3. Dimensionless Groups and Analysis
4. Pressure and Temperature
5. Process and Process Units
6. Mass, Density, Volume, and Mole
7. Chemical Equations and Stoichiometry

2. Material Balances (Study Time » 34 hrs.)


1. General Balance Equation
2. Material Balances Without Chemical Reaction
i. Distillation ii. Mixing/Settling iii. Drying/Evaporation iv. Absorption
v. Extraction vi. Crystallization vii. Adsorption
3. Material Balances Without Chemical Reaction - With Recycle, Bypass, Purge
i. Distillation ii. Drying/Evaporation iii. Combination of Units
4. Material Balances With Chemical Reaction
i. Recycle ii. Purge iii. Multiple Equipment iv. Combustion

3. Gases, Vapors, and Liquids (Study Time » 34 hrs.)


1. Pure Components
i. PVT Relations ii. Ideal Gases iii. Real Gases iv. Vapor Pressure
2. Mixtures
i. Ideal Gases ii. Real Gases
3. Ideal Solutions
i. Phase Rule ii. t / P-x-y Diagrams iii. Raoult's & Henry's Laws
4. Humidity and Saturation
i. Air + Water System ii. Air + Solvent System

4. Energy Balances (Study Time » 33 hrs.)


1. Heat Effects
i. Without Phase Change ii. With Phase Change iii. With Water & Steam
2. General Energy Balance Equation
i. First Law of Thermodynamics ii. Application To Processes
iii. Mechanical Energy Balance
3. Energy Balances With Reaction
i. Enthalpy of Formation ii. Enthalpy of Reaction iii. Enthalpy of Combustion
iv. Adiabatic Flame Temperature v. Application To Processes
4. Enthalpy of Solution & Mixing
i. Application To Processes
5. Heating Values of Fossil Fuels
i. Coal ii. Petroleum iii. Gas

5. Material and Energy Balances (Study Time » 15 hrs.)


Application To Processes

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