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I have questions regarding the registration exam for chemical engineers! !

2010-11-05View Original

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To prepare for the Registration Chemical Engineer exam, it is necessary to consult data on physical properties such as critical pressure, critical temperature, heat of solution, and specific heat capacity; therefore, it is useful to bring relevant handbooks. Which handbooks do those who have taken this exam usually bring? ! ! ! ! Getting ready for the exam; thanks for your advice! ! !
Reply #22010-11-07
You’re not allowed to bring anything at the beginner level; a booklet will be given to you during the exam, containing everything you need. Some knowledge might be included in that booklet even if you don’t know it. Professional reference materials are allowed, but they cannot be in printed form (i.e., not something you’ve summarized on your own). If you put a cover on them, claiming it’s a photocopyed book, it might be acceptable to bring them. You generally don’t need to look up the data; if it’s necessary, it will be indicated in the question
Reply #32013-06-07
What documents are usually required?

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