I need experts’ advice! I want to study the book on principles of chemical engineering on my own after finishing junior high school, but I have no idea where to start.
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It’s been many years since I graduated from junior high school; now I work in a factory. I want to study the book on principles of chemistry on my own, but it’s too difficult – I can’t understand the equations and many of the terms. Could the experts give some advice on how to get started?
It is recommended to choose a textbook on \"Principles of Chemical Engineering\" at the secondary vocational level; this version might be too advanced, but it’s worth giving it a try.
It's admirable, but one should act according to one's capabilities. Let’s start with the high school chemistry curriculum. Also, if possible, find a few tutoring teachers. Persevere, and believe there is hope for success!
It is recommended to start with advanced mathematics first.
First, finish studying the upper and lower volumes of Advanced Mathematics from Tongji University, then move on to Principles of Chemical Engineering; after that, it should be fine to study Physical Chemistry as well.
If you want to learn \"Principles of Chemical Engineering,\" you can, depending on your own circumstances, consider looking at the simplified version of \"Chemical Processes and Equipment\" (a secondary school textbook)； If you want to fully understand the derivation process of equations, you must study Advanced Mathematics