Syllabus

Laws of Thermodynamics Equilibrium and stability Thermodynamic properties of single phase and multiphase, single component and multicomponent systems. Reaction equilibrium Combined phase and reaction equilibrium

TO to apply various equations of state for
estimation of vapor and liquid volumes and calculate various thermodynamic properties.

To able to list various courses of non ideality of
flow in reactors and draw the corresponding E curve. Students should be able to calculate the dispersion coefficient from given E- curve. Students should be able to fit a flow model for a reactor for given E curve.

Students should be able to calculate equilibrium compositions in vapor-liquid, and liquid-liquid using various equations and theories ( for application in gas- absorption, distillation extraction etc.) Students should be able to determine the importance of pore diffusion and external mass transfer for a given experimental rate concentration data. Students should be able to calculate the size required for conducting a given catalytic reaction, considering heat effects.

J. M. Smith, H. C. van Ness and M. A. Abbott,, Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics,, abc McGraw Hill, New York, , 7th Ed., 2005 (Indian Edn.)

O. Levenspeil,, Chemical Reaction Engineering,, 3rd Ed., Wiley, New York, , 1998

Y. V. C. Rao,, Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics,, Universities Press, Hyderabad, India, , 1997.

H. Scott Fogler,, Elements of Chemical Reaction Engineering,, 4th Ed., Prentice Hall, Englewood Cliffs, , 2005.