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Who has their graduation project that they can share? Thanks

2009-03-11View Original

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I would like to ask everyone here: does anyone know anything about graduation projects related to acetic acid, formaldehyde, styrene-butadiene rubber, and carbon monoxide conversion? Please share some insights! It would be best to have a ready-made design, haha. Once again, thank you very much
Reply #22009-03-11
Everyone wants to reap the benefits without doing anything, after all, there are such easy advantages available! You should first gather the design documentation related to acetic acid, formaldehyde, styrene-butadiene rubber, and carbon monoxide conversion, and then use that information to develop your graduation project on your own. This will yield better results and make it easier to pass the defense! Don’t blame me for speaking frankly!
Reply #32009-03-11
What you want really doesn’t exist! I have an intermediate design paper on styrene-butadiene rubber products; I wonder if it’s needed?
Reply #42009-03-12
First of all, thank you both. Hehe, I hope you can give me more guidance in the future
Reply #52009-03-12
When working on a graduation project, plagiarism is not acceptable. Don’t waste your college time; instead, focus hard on completing your graduation project
Reply #62009-03-12
I only have towers; there are fewer of the others! Plagiarism is not a good habit
Reply #72009-03-13
Thank you all. I’ll try to do it on my own, but I also need your help a lot
Reply #82009-03-28
I am working on a graduation thesis concerning the gas generation and purification processes for methanol; it’s extremely difficult to find useful materials, especially regarding calculations. There are so many calculations related to synthetic distillation – does anyone have what I need?
Reply #92009-03-28
If so, contact me via text message. Thank you
Reply #102009-03-28
It’s better to do it by yourself; templates aren’t very useful. You gain the most by really using your own brain. If you really want to do it, why not ask your seniors in your field? ?
Reply #112009-03-28
Ask your seniors in your major
Reply #122009-03-28
For undergraduate graduation projects, seniors will guide you; they probably have some relevant materials available. You can also search in the library – universities usually provide accounts for VIP and CNKI, allowing free access to journal articles through the campus network. If you are a graduate student, it is recommended to consult more foreign literature, especially recent studies, as this will be useful for writing the review chapter. Based on that literature, you can design your own experimental procedures, and by communicating regularly with your supervisor, it shouldn’t be difficult
Reply #132009-03-29
You can search for relevant materials on CNKI; there are many master’s and doctoral theses available, covering various fields of study. When working on a graduation project, referring to the research results of others can help improve one’s skills; as the saying goes, stand on the shoulders of giants. But it must be referenced; copying is not allowed. :lol

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