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Introduction to Reactor Design: CHE 3K4

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22 Feb: Tutorial 5 is posted. Please have a copy of MATLAB, Python and/or Polymath installed on your laptops. If you can't get it working, bring your computer to Monday's tutorial and I will help getting it working.
- The tutorial is due as assignment 3B on 28 February.
- Some demo source code to help you in the tutorial is now available.

22 Feb: Solutions to the midterm are posted. At the very least, please read the comments on the first 2 pages; we also went through the solutions in the class on 14 February.

Topic	Latest slides (last update, version #)
0. Course outline and overview	PDF
1. Mole balances	PDF (16 Jan, 19:00, v23)
2. Conversion and reactor sizing	PDF (21 Jan, 19:45, v26)
3. Rate laws and stoichiometry	PDF (31 Jan, 19:50, v28)
4. Isothermal reactor design	No slides, but click on link for PDF of handouts
5. Collection and analysis of rate data
6. Multiple reactions
7. Steady-state nonisothermal reactor design
8. Distributions of residence times
9. Course wrap up

Assignments, projects, exams

Course calendar

Assignments and Tutorials (by week number)

Week number	Tutorial	Assignment
2	Tutorial 1 and assignment 1 (with solutions)
3	Tutorial 2	Assignment 2 (with solutions)
4	Tutorial 3	Assignment 2 (with solutions)
5 and 6	Tutorial 4	Assignment 3A (with solutions)
7	Tutorial 5 and assignment 3B

Tests, exams and project

See all your course calendars here: http://learnche.mcmaster.ca/calendar

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 * 22 Feb: [[Tutorial 5 - 2013|Tutorial 5 is posted]]. Please have a copy of MATLAB, Python and/or Polymath installed on your laptops. If you can't get it working, bring your computer to Monday's tutorial and I will help getting it working.
 ** The tutorial is due as assignment 3B on 28 February.
-** I will be posting some demo source code for MATLAB, Python and Polymath over the weekend.
+** Some [[Software_for_integrating_ODEs|demo source code]] to help you in the tutorial is now available.
 * 22 Feb: [[Written_midterm_-_2013| Solutions to the midterm]] are posted. At the very least, please read the comments on the first 2 pages; we also went through the solutions in the class [[Course_videos_from_2013|on 14 February]].