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Separation Processes: CHE 4M3

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25 Nov: A neat way of understanding and trying out the osmotic effect cheaply and easily at home.
26 Nov: Details about the final exam are found here, with some suggestions, and copies or prior final exams.
07 Dec: All solutions for assignments and midterms have been posted. Solutions to the prior final exams are embedded in the various assignments; most questions you've covered in the assignments have come from these older exams.
08 Dec: There have been intermittent outages on the webserver. We are watching it closely over this week to reduce any issues to a minimum.

Topic
1. Overview of separation processes
2. Sedimentation, particle size, centrifuges, cyclones, filtration
3. Membranes, microfiltration, ultrafiltration, reverse osmosis
4. Liquid-liquid extraction
5. Adsorption
6. Drying
7. Course wrap up

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 * 25 Nov: A neat way of understanding and trying out the [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2b3AJo6x5ek osmotic effect cheaply and easily] at home.
 * 26 Nov: Details about the [[Final exam - 2014|final exam are found here]], with some suggestions, and copies or prior final exams.
-* 07 Dec: All solutions for assignments and midterms have been posted. Solutions to the prior final exams are embedded in the various assignments; most questions come from these older exams.
+* 07 Dec: All solutions for assignments and midterms have been posted. Solutions to the prior final exams are embedded in the various assignments; most questions you've covered in the assignments have come from these older exams.
+* 08 Dec: There have been intermittent outages on the webserver. We are watching it closely over this week to reduce any issues to a minimum.
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