What are the most basic courses I need to study for chemical process engineering design? ?
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I am now a sophomore undergraduate student, majoring in Chemical Engineering and Technology, with a focus on chemical processing. In the national high school chemistry competition, there are no issues with any of the four major chemistry topics now. Which books should I read now to prepare for future design work? Thank you, masters! Thank you all
Principles of Chemical Engineering and Physical Chemistry – study these two fundamental courses more thoroughly!
Studying chemical engineering processes mainly involves learning the principles of chemistry. It will be very useful in the future when going to work. But other subjects shouldn’t be neglected either.