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| ** Note the ternary diagrams in question 2 and 3 are different. | | ** Note the ternary diagrams in question 2 and 3 are different. |
| ** You may scan in your diagrams (make sure the resolution is of good quality) and submit electronically. | | ** You may scan in your diagrams (make sure the resolution is of good quality) and submit electronically. |
| | ** '''<span style="color:#008000">Important</span>''': assignments must be submitted by 16:00 on Monday electronically or in the Chemical Engineering dropbox. No late hand-in will be accepted. |
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Revision as of 23:11, 2 December 2012
Separation Processes: CHE 4M3
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Announcements (previous ones)
- Assignment 5 (updated on 27 November) is posted.
- All 4 questions are now posted for this assignment.
- Question 3.3, part (c), the solvent flow of 15kg/hr is impossibly low. Use a revised value of 27.5 kg/hr.
- Please note that in question 1 it is not acceptable to use the Lineweaver-Burk plot method to calculate the isotherm parameters. See the course notes for a better method: the Eadie-Hofstee method.
- Note the ternary diagrams in question 2 and 3 are different.
- You may scan in your diagrams (make sure the resolution is of good quality) and submit electronically.
- Important: assignments must be submitted by 16:00 on Monday electronically or in the Chemical Engineering dropbox. No late hand-in will be accepted.
- Some of you might be confused by the modified grading for the course. Here's a spreadsheet to plug in your grades and see what happens.
- Could I please ask you all to seriously consider filling in a course evaluation at https://evals.mcmaster.ca - they are really helpful for me to update and shape the course for 2013. Evaluations close on 04 December.
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