Chemical engineering theory*
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Which sea friend has better learning skills?* material?
Principles of chemical engineering, separation engineering, reaction engineering, transfer science, catalysis, etc. There are many
Chemical engineering principles, separation engineering, reaction engineering, chemical thermodynamics, chemical engineering technology, etc. There is so much content in this area
LZ is so funny, "Chemical Engineering Theory"* ”How extensive it must be. If there are answers on the second and third floors, I guess no one can exhaust the chemical engineering content! Study hard * !
Principles of Chemical Engineering Separation Engineering Chemistry Technology Transport Science Materials Mechanics Catalysis Chemistry Introduction to Chemical Reaction Kinetics Principles of Industrial Catalysis
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Principles of Chemical Engineering Separation Engineering Chemistry Technology Transport Science Materials Mechanics Catalysis Chemistry Introduction to Chemical Reaction Kinetics Fluid Mechanics
Chemical industry is too broad. Study whatever major you want to pursue. Chemical industries include oil refining, ethylene, research institutes, cosmetic production, etc. If you learn the same skill, you can learn more * Other related majors. This would be better.
What do you want, I have some books here
Choose materials according to your own education and level, learn*
Indeed, the chemical industry is too broad. It depends on what you need
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Sorry, I have some comments on this friend's question. I think when everyone arrives in a new place, it is best to familiarize yourself with the environment first, and then ask targeted questions whether it is better. For example, this question is too general. In fact, wouldn't it be better to go to the information area first and then ask questions about the parts that interest you?