CACHE TRC Material and Energy Balances

Material and Energy Balances

World Lecture Hall Course ChE 201
This course will introduce you to the fundamental principles of chemical process analysis. It will equip you with problem solving techniques and will give you experience in the application of these techniques to a wide variety of process-related problems.

Chemical Process Principles: CHE 205
NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY, Fall 2000. Dr. Richard Felder.

Stoichiometry: CHE 244
University of Alabama in Huntsville. Spring 98

Stoichiometry Without Tears
An article in Chemical Engineering Education suggesting an approach to teaching the stoichiometry course, with an extended illustrative class session.

Knowledge Structure of the Stoichiometry Course
An article in Chemical Engineering Education containing annotated concept maps for the content of the standard stoichiometry course.

A Brief History of Elementary Principles of Chemical Processes
A column outlining how the text originated, how long it took to write, who wrote which parts, and why anyone in his or her right mind would write an undergraduate textbook with the faculty reward system being what it is.

The Alumni Speak
A column in which chemical engineering alumni talk about what they liked and didn't like about their education and offer advice to beginning students.

Ceramic and Electronic Materials, Caltech
It is now recognized that chemical engineers can make vital contributions to ceramics and electronic materials, especially from the processing standpoint, and also that chemical engineers ought to expand their materials education.

Course Notes from Kurata Thermodynamics Laboratory
CPE 211 : Material and Energy Balances Course Notes.