CHE-3185: Chemical Reactor Analysis and Design

Description: Introduction to mathematical frameworks for analysis and modeling of chemical reactions within different reactor configurations. 3185: Reaction equilibria, power-law rate expressions, Arrhenius law, rate constants, analysis of kinetic data, design of single and multiple isothermal reactors. 3186: Reaction mechanisms, multiple reactions, selectivity, non-isothermal reactors, catalytic reactions and design of catalytic reactors.

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Course Hours: 2 credits

Prerequisites: MATH-2214 or MATH-2214H

Required By: CHE-3186, CHE-4015, CHE-4016, CHE-4185

Corequisites: CHE-2164, CHE-3114

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