Chemistry for Chemical Engineers
Dr. Ashleigh Fletcher studied a first degree in Chemistry at the University of Durham (1997) before completing a PhD in adsorption science at the University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (2000). After eight years of post-doctoral research in both chemistry and chemical engineering departments, with several
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Chemistry for Chemical Engineers provides background in the topics of mass and energy balances, which are distinct to chemical engineering. The text provides full descriptions of chemical principles underpinning these areas, and addresses the other principle chemistry concepts encountered during chemical engineering studies; providing the tools to understand chemical reactions and relate them to the main themes of mass and energy balances.
- Quantifying systems
- Atoms and bonding
- The periodic table
- Molecular structure
- Mass and volume
- The mole
- Stoichiometry
- Acid-base chemistry
- Basic organic chemistry
- Basic thermodynamics
- Kinetic theory of gases
- Physical properties of gases
- Equilibria and kinetics
- Effect of reaction conditions on the equilibrium position
- Liquids and solutions
- Colligative properties
- Chemical reactions
- Hess’s law and temperature dependence of equilibria
- Material balances
- Energy balances
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