Lecture

Chemical Engineering of Heterogeneous Reactions

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This lecture covers the basics of chemical engineering of heterogeneous reactions, including kinetics, ideal and non-ideal reactors, and the steady-state approximation. It also delves into heterogeneous catalysis, transport effects, and computer exercises. Laplace transforms are introduced to simplify complex problems. The instructor explains the general procedure for solving 'hard' problems using Laplace transforms.

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