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ChE 101 Take-Home Problem Set

This document assigns chemical engineering students a take-home problem set from their introductory concepts textbook. It lists the student IDs and problems assigned to each student, including the chapter and problem numbers. Submission details are provided on the next page, outlining the required format for presenting solutions, including showing calculations, assumptions, diagrams if needed, and identifying the solving student and date. Students must submit their written solutions by the specified deadline.

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ChE 101 Take-Home Problem Set

This document assigns chemical engineering students a take-home problem set from their introductory concepts textbook. It lists the student IDs and problems assigned to each student, including the chapter and problem numbers. Submission details are provided on the next page, outlining the required format for presenting solutions, including showing calculations, assumptions, diagrams if needed, and identifying the solving student and date. Students must submit their written solutions by the specified deadline.

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ChE 101 TWHFR/Y: Take-home Problem Set

Answer the following problems found in your book (Introductory Concepts in Chemical Engineering, latest ed.). Submission details are found in the next page.
Student # 2010-00176 2010-00183 2010-01334 2010-01720 2010-04132 2010-04149 2010-04175 2010-04238 2010-04301 2010-04309 2010-06499 2010-06527 2010-10075 2010-10255 2010-17246 2010-17247 2010-19931 2010-20138 2010-20282 2010-20327 2010-24598 2010-24776 2010-28513 2010-29664 2010-32350 2010-33136 2010-34467 2010-34906 2010-36505 2010-36557 Prob 1 2- 1 2- 2 2- 3 2- 4 2- 5 2- 6 2- 7 2- 8 2- 9 2- 10 2- 11 2- 12 2- 13 2- 14 2- 15 2- 16 2- 17 2- 18 2- 19 2- 20 2- 21 2- 22 2- 23 2- 24 2- 25 2- 26 2- 27 2- 28 2- 29 2- 30 Prob 2 2- 60 2- 61 2- 62 2- 63 2- 64 2- 65 2- 66 2- 67 2- 68 2- 69 2- 70 2- 70 2- 69 2- 68 2- 67 2- 66 2- 65 2- 64 2- 63 2- 62 2- 61 2- 60 2- 59 2- 58 2- 57 2- 56 2- 55 2- 54 2- 53 2- 52 Prob 3 3- 59 3- 58 3- 57 3- 56 3- 55 3- 54 3- 53 3- 52 3- 51 3- 50 3- 49 3- 48 3- 47 3- 46 3- 45 3- 44 3- 43 3- 42 3- 41 3- 40 3- 39 3- 38 3- 37 3- 36 3- 35 3- 34 3- 33 3- 32 3- 31 3- 30 Prob 4 3- 23 3- 24 3- 25 3- 26 3- 27 3- 28 3- 29 3- 30 3- 31 3- 32 3- 33 3- 34 3- 35 3- 36 3- 37 3- 38 3- 39 3- 40 3- 42 3- 41 3- 43 3- 44 3- 45 3- 46 3- 47 3- 48 3- 49 3- 50 3- 51 3- 52 Student # 2010-36588 2010-38103 2010-38109 2010-38111 2010-38128 2010-38130 2010-42970 2010-46094 2010-49670 2010-49744 2010-51656 2010-59469 2010-59470 2010-62017 2010-67149 2010-67426 2010-68262 2009-20053 2009-25760 2009-27450 2009-27805 2009-29443 2009-35541 2009-35586 2009-52953 2009-60332 2009-62426 2009-63562 2009-74534 Prob 1 2- 31 2- 32 2- 33 2- 34 2- 35 2- 36 2- 37 2- 38 2- 39 2- 40 2- 41 2- 42 2- 43 2- 44 2- 45 2- 46 2- 47 2- 48 2- 49 2- 50 2- 51 2- 52 2- 53 2- 54 2- 55 2- 56 2- 57 2- 58 2- 59 Prob 2 2- 51 2- 50 2- 49 2- 48 2- 47 2- 46 2- 45 2- 44 2- 43 2- 41 2- 42 2- 40 2- 39 2- 38 2- 37 2- 36 2- 35 2- 34 2- 33 2- 32 2- 31 2- 30 2- 29 2- 28 2- 27 2- 26 2- 25 2- 24 2- 23 Prob 3 3- 29 3- 28 3- 27 3- 26 3- 25 3- 24 3- 23 3- 22 3- 21 3- 20 3- 19 3- 18 3- 17 3- 16 3- 15 3- 14 3- 13 3- 12 3- 11 3- 10 3- 9 3- 8 3- 7 3- 6 3- 5 3- 4 3- 3 3- 2 3- 1 Prob 4 3- 53 3- 54 3- 55 3- 56 3- 57 3- 58 3- 59 3- 60 3- 61 3- 62 3- 63 3- 64 3- 65 3- 66 3- 67 3- 68 3- 69 3- 70 3- 70 3- 69 3- 68 3- 67 3- 66 3- 65 3- 64 3- 63 3- 62 3- 61 3- 60

*For any discrepancy or error, please inform me.

SAMPLE FORMAT OF SOLUTION:


[Start each problem on a new page] 1-1. [Problem Statement] Given: [List all given information] Assume: [List all assumptions and necessary conditions] Diagram: [If necessary, include a simple diagram]

Solution: [Show stepwise calculations and complete conversion factors. Use descriptive variables and introduce equations. Highlight or underline variables that are solved per equation or system of equations. Summarize and box final answers at the end.]

Solved by: [Last, First M.I.] ChE 101 [Section] Date: yyyy Mmm dd

--Paper: letter (short bond) size Writing: may be handwritten, but preferably typewritten Margin: 0.5 all sides Font: Arial, size 10, single space *please consider formatting your equations using appropriate software (Equation Editor, MathType, Latex, etc.) Deadline: Jan 4, 2012 (Wed), 6.00pm @MH 223

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