Which textbook is better for registered chemical engineers?

2010-06-22View Original

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Which textbook is more practical for taking the exam? Please tell me

Reply #22010-06-23

If you are taking a basic exam, I recommend the Tianda edition. The content is more detailed and comprehensive, and there are fewer errors in the book.

Reply #32010-06-23

The copy published by Tianjin University* The book is very good. I understand everything. There will be no problem in the exam.

Reply #42010-06-23

Does anyone have an electronic version to share? Thank you. I will take the basic exam this year.

Reply #52010-06-24

Of course it’s the Tiandabanla, but it’s too thick and I can’t finish it.

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