Lecture

Chemical Engineering Balances

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Description

This lecture covers the principles of chemical engineering balances, focusing on steady-state two-unit processes. The instructor explains how to determine unknown process variables by writing mass balances for each subsystem. Topics include flowcharts, maximum number of balances, and order of writing balances.

Instructor

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