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Elementary Principles of Chemical Processes
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Rating: 3.91/5 from 11 reviews A must for anyone in the chemical engineering curriculum.If you are dealing with chemical processes in any way, YOU NEED THIS BOOK!! Good book for ChemE'sI used this book in my 2nd year at U of Cincinnati for my Material and Energy Balance class. This is a very good book for ChemE's just starting out, and it helped me a lot(I'm currently 4th year). The example problems in the book are very good at explaining concepts, and the book is very well laid out in an easy to understand way. If you don't need this book for a class, it is still a very handy reference for many ChemE applications. Excellent Intro to Chemical EngineeringThis text is a concise, well-written, introductory text regarding mass, mole, and energy balances. Though the book does lack a little as far as its discourse on thermodynamics. There are a few typos, but that should not distract the reader from learning chemical engineering principles. Also, this book is a wonderful resource because of its extensive thermophysical properties tables and other important data. I have used these tables in fluids, kinetics, and heat/mass transfer. | ||||||||||||||||||
