Processes must obey conservation laws of matter and energy. Seven fundamental quantities describe chemical processes: mass, length, volume, force, pressure, energy, and power. Variables fall into extensive (dependent on system size) and intensive categories
Japanese therapeutic bodywork using finger pressure techniques. Developed in early 1900s from traditional Japanese therapies. Performed without oils through light clothing
Two organic materials react to form C at 85°C and atmospheric conditions. Reaction is exothermic with heat of reaction of 150 kcal/kg of A. Equilibrium conversion is 85%, selectivity is 95%. Residue contains 5% of reacted A, with calorific value of 7500 kcal/kg
Part 1 covers engineering problem analysis and calculation fundamentals. Part 2 focuses on material balances and process variables. Part 3 deals with energy balances and process types
Fourth edition introduces material and energy balance principles in chemical engineering. Contains over 350 new and revised chapter-end problems. Focuses on engineering approach to solving process problems. Provides realistic introduction to chemical engineering practice
Tibetan singing bowls originated in China around 16th century BC. Buddhist monks and wellness practitioners use them for meditation. Popularity grew in U.S. in 1970s, gained traction in 1990s