CHE 220 | Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics

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Lecture 9 - Other empirical equations (Rackett), examples; review of chapter 2
Lecture 9 - Other empirical equations (Rackett), examples; review of chapter 2
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Lecture 6 - Compressibility factor, ZP graph, corresponding states, Pitzer Lee-Kesler method
Lecture 6 - Compressibility factor, ZP graph, corresponding states, Pitzer Lee-Kesler method
The Pennsylvania State University CHE 220 | Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics

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Lecture 23 - Heat pumps and Carnot refrigerators; review of chapter 4
Lecture 23 - Heat pumps and Carnot refrigerators; review of chapter 4
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Lecture 14 - Examples
Lecture 14 - Examples
The Pennsylvania State University CHE 220 | Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics

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Lecture 19 - Calculating entropy in const-P, const-T; isentropic process; entropy change of bath
Lecture 19 - Calculating entropy in const-P, const-T; isentropic process; entropy change of bath
The Pennsylvania State University CHE 220 | Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics

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Lecture 1 - Introduction and scope
Lecture 1 - Introduction and scope
The Pennsylvania State University CHE 220 | Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics

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