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    This 3-semester chemical engineering course focuses on chemical process calculations. The first module, worth 10 hours, covers units and dimensions, stoichiometry, mole concepts, density, composition, concentration, excess and limiting reactants, and extent of reaction.

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    This 3-semester chemical engineering course focuses on chemical process calculations. The first module, worth 10 hours, covers units and dimensions, stoichiometry, mole concepts, density, composition, concentration, excess and limiting reactants, and extent of reaction.

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    This 3-semester chemical engineering course focuses on chemical process calculations. The first module, worth 10 hours, covers units and dimensions, stoichiometry, mole concepts, density, composition, concentration, excess and limiting reactants, and extent of reaction.

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    Chemical Process Calculation

    (PCCH4201)

    3rd Semester

    Anup Kumar Swain


    Assistant Professor
    Chemical Engineering Department
    IGIT, Sarang
    Module-1(10 Hours)

    Unit and dimensions, dimensional analysis, stoichiometry and process


    calculations: mole concept and use of molal quantities, density and
    specific gravity, expressions of composition and concentration, concept
    of excess reactant, limiting reactant and extent of reaction.

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