Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics (English)

   Wednesday, March 13, 2024   

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Lecture 1: Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics

Lecture 2: Lec 1: Introduction

Lecture 3: Lec 2: First law for closed systems

Lecture 4: Lec 3: First law for open systems

Lecture 5: Lec 4: Simple processes

Lecture 6: Lec 5: Processes involving liquids and ideal gases

Lecture 7: Lec 6: Temperature dependency of Cp in an ideal gas

Lecture 8: Lec 7: Efficiency of Heat engines and Statement of Second Law

Lecture 9: Lec 8: Entropy

Lecture 10: Lec 9: Lost Work

Lecture 11: Lec 10: Maxwell's Relations

Lecture 12: Lec 11: Thermodynamic Diagrams

Lecture 13: Lec 12: Thermodynamic Tables, Residual Properties

Lecture 14: Lec 13: Virial Equation of State

Lecture 15: Lec 14: Residual property relations from EoS

Lecture 16: Lec 15: Cubic Equation of State

Lecture 17: Lec 16: Cubic Equation of State

Lecture 18: Lec 17: Thermodynamic Tables

Lecture 19: Lec 18: Correlations for Liquids

Lecture 20: Lec 19: Process Involving Phase Changes

Lecture 21: Lec 20: Chemical potential

Lecture 22: Lec 21: Partial molar properties

Lecture 23: Lec 22: Examples

Lecture 24: Lec 23: Ideal Solutions

Lecture 25: Lec 24: Excess Properties

Lecture 26: Lec 25: Fugacity

Lecture 27: Lec 26: Calculation of Fugacity using EoS: Part 1

Lecture 28: Lec 27: Calculation of Fugacity using EoS: Part 2

Lecture 29: Lec 28: Calculation of Fugacity in Mixtures using Cubic EoS

Lecture 30: Lec 29: Fugacity in Liquids, Activity Coeffcient

Lecture 31: Lec 30: Models for Excess Gibbs free energy: Part 1

Lecture 32: Lec 31: Models for Excess Gibbs free energy: Part 2

Lecture 33: Lec 32: Vapor Liquid Equilibrium: Part 1

Lecture 34: Lec 33: Vapor Liquid Equilibrium: Part 2

Lecture 35: Lec 34: Azeotropes

Lecture 36: Lec 35: Gamma/Phi Formulation

Lecture 37: Lec 36: LLE

Lecture 38: Lec 37: VLLE

Lecture 39: Lec 38: Enthalpy changes upon reaction

Lecture 40: Lec 39: Reaction coordinate

Lecture 41: Lec 40: Equilibrium constant

Lecture 42: Lec 41: Examples

Lecture 43: Lec 42: Conclusion