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In addition, there is new material on membrane separations, flow measurement, dispersion operations, supercritical extraction, pressure-swing adsorption and sedimentation. In this fifth edition, SI units are given greater emphasis and some two-third of the end-of-chapter problems have been revised. There is also detailed treatment of solids-handling operations and solid-liquid separations. As in previous editions, separate chapters are devoted to each of the four principle unit operations - fluid mechanics, heat transfer, equilibrium stages and mass transfer, and operations involving particulate solids - and includes coverage of adsorption, absorption and membrane separation. Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education - Europe ISBN: 9780070448452 Weight: 500 g Edition: 5th Revised edition You may also be interested in.A revised edition of a text on unit operations of chemical engineering, this work contains updated and new material reflecting in part the broadening of the chemical engineering profession into new areas such as food processing, electronics and biochemical applications. The main text devotes separate chapters to each of the four principle unit operations - fluid mechanics, heat transfer, equilibrium stages and mass transfer, and operations involving particulate solids - and includes coverage of adsorption, absorption and membrane separation. This book on chemical engineering contains much new material and many. This is the solutions manual to a revised edition of a text on unit operations of chemical engineering, which contains updated and new material reflecting in part the broadening of the chemical engineering profession into new areas such as food processing, electronics and biochemical applications. Unit Operations of Chemical Engineering, by Warren L McCabe, 9789339213237. Unit Operations of Chemical Engineering, 7th edition continues its lengthy, successful tradition of being one of McGraw-Hill's oldest texts in the Chemical Engineering Series.
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