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Explores enzymes' catalytic power, specificity, and classification based on reaction type, as well as the relationship between equilibrium constants and free energy changes.
Covers problem-solving algorithms in chemical reaction engineering, including mole balance equations, rate laws, stoichiometry, and reactor design equations.
