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Bucala, Veronica; Pina, Juliana – Chemical Engineering Education, 2007
The population balance equation (PBE) is a useful tool to predict particle size distributions in granulation processes. When PBE is taught to advanced chemical engineering students, the internal coordinates (particle properties) are particularly hard to understand. In this paper, the flow of particles along different coordinates is carefully…
Descriptors: Chemical Engineering, Teaching Methods, Equations (Mathematics), Models
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Chyan, Yieu; Chyan, Oliver – Journal of Chemical Education, 2008
In this lab experiment, screen-printed electrode strips are used to illustrate the essential concepts of electrochemistry, giving students an opportunity to explore metal electrodeposition processes. In the past, metal electrodeposition experiments were seldom included in general chemistry labs because of the difficulty of maintaining separate…
Descriptors: Chemistry, Science Instruction, Scientific Concepts, Science Experiments
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Lefebvre, Brian G.; Farrell, Stephanie; Dominiak, Richard S. – Chemical Engineering Education, 2007
Advances in biology are prompting new discoveries in the biotechnology, pharmaceutical, medical technology, and chemical industries. This paper presents a detailed description of an anion exchange chromatography experiment using a pair of colorful proteins and summarizes the effect of operating parameters on protein separation. This experiment…
Descriptors: Elective Courses, Biotechnology, Chemical Engineering, Chemistry
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Muske, Kenneth R.; Myers, John A. – Chemical Engineering Education, 2007
A realistic applied chemical engineering experimental design and statistical analysis project is documented in this article. This project has been implemented as part of the professional development and applied statistics courses at Villanova University over the past five years. The novel aspects of this project are that the students are given a…
Descriptors: Research Design, Chemical Engineering, Statistical Analysis, Information Retrieval
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Luyben, William L. – Chemical Engineering Education, 2007
Students frequently confuse and incorrectly apply the several "deltas" that are used in chemical engineering. The deltas come in three different flavors: "out minus in", "big minus little" and "now versus then." The first applies to a change in a stream property as the stream flows through a process. For example, the "[delta]H" in an energy…
Descriptors: Heat, Chemical Engineering, Science Instruction, Energy
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Metzger, Matthew J.; Glasser, Benjamin J.; Glasser, David; Hausberger, Brendon; Hildebrandt, Diane – Chemical Engineering Education, 2007
Ask a graduating chemical engineering student the following question: What makes one reactor different from the next? The answers received will often be unsatisfactory and will vary widely in scope. Some may cite the difference between the basic design equations, others may point out a PFR is "longer," and still others may state that it…
Descriptors: Graduate Students, Chemical Engineering, Equations (Mathematics), Teaching Methods
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Guo, Jing; Kettler, David J.; Al-Dahhan, Muthanna – Chemical Engineering Education, 2007
A common undergraduate chemical engineering experiment has been modified for on-line operation over the Internet. By adopting rapidly changing Internet and object component technologies, we developed a novel approach combining the Internet and regular laboratory equipment. The client-server applications use a Visual Basic and Labtech programming…
Descriptors: Laboratory Equipment, Chemical Engineering, Internet, College Science
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McKean, Rob Adams; Hanzevack, Emil L. – Chemical Engineering Education, 1989
Described are the essential elements of memos; suggested are a basic format for organization, and two problems to which technical specialists' memos seem particularly susceptible. Included is a memo assignment used in senior design classes and professional development seminars. (MVL)
Descriptors: Chemical Engineering, College Science, Content Area Writing, Descriptive Writing