Chapter 5 of the association version gives me a headache!
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Now, when reviewing Chapter 5, I find that there are significant differences between the TianDa version and the association version in terms of what is covered. Concepts such as absorption, distillation, drying, and extraction are not as easy to understand in the TianDa version. During exams, more content comes from the association version, which makes it very confusing. I would like to ask the experts here: how should I review Chapter 5? Then there’s Chapter 6; I just can’t find the right approach for it. What should I do?
Focus on the associations; try to memorize them, and if you really can’t understand them, refer to the textbook on principles of chemical engineering.
I have a question: How should Chapter 6 be reviewed?
My personal advice is to do more exercises and learn more *answers
Just master that *question book from the association!
As someone from the association, I’m reading it at the same time, and I find that the first six chapters of the association’s guide are extremely difficult to understand; many things aren’t explained in detail, and there are many changes in the symbols used. Tian Da’s complex* manual is relatively easy to understand. So, Tianjin University’s principles of chemical engineering + Tianjin University’s study guides + questions from the association* should be the best combination.
You’ve already read Chapter 5; it seems I need to step up my efforts.
Are you talking about the major? Just about to take the exam; I’m reviewing the basics
Remember the characteristics of fully mixed and plug-flow reactors, as well as the two types of formulas used to calculate conversion rates and time. If you want to understand these concepts in depth, buy a textbook on chemical reaction engineering and study it. I only thought about looking at the textbooks after the exam; I was also very confused when it came to reviewing that topic, and the simplest approach was to memorize it.