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Semester 1

Chemistry and Processes 2 (CHEE08017)

Subject

Chemical Engineering

College

SCE

Credits

10

Normal Year Taken

2

Delivery Session Year

2023/2024

Pre-requisites

Course Summary

This course has two elements: 1) a series of Engineering example classes and workshops on the mass and energy balance calculation techniques for the analysis and design of chemical processing equipment and 2) Chemistry lectures and tutorials (drawn predominantly from Chemistry 2A).

Course Description

1) Engineering: simple mass balances and degree-of-freedom analysis2) Engineering: mass balances with reactions, conversion, extent of reaction, atomic balances, stoichiometry, multiple reactions3) Engineering: mass balances with recycles, ideal and non-ideal recycle loops, recycle ratios, conversion, yield, purge4) Engineering: types of energy, closed and open systems, enthalpy, phase change, latent heat, temperature change, heat capacity5) Engineering: energy balances with reactions, reference states, heat of reaction, heat of formation, Hess's law6) Chemistry: kinetics, reaction rates7) Chemistry: separation techniques, mass spectrometry8) Chemistry: industrial organic chemistry, feedstock, cracking, polymerisation

Assessment Information

Written Exam 60%, Coursework 40%, Practical Exam 0%

Additional Assessment Information

Written Exam %: 60Practical Exam %: Coursework %: 40The School has a 40% Rule for 1st and 2nd year courses, i.e. you must achieve a minimum of 40% in coursework and 40% in written exam components, as well as an overall mark of 40% to pass a course. If you fail a course you will be required to resit it. You are only required to resit components which have been failed.

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