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Separation Processes: CHE 4M3

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28 Oct: the new notes for the next section are posted. Please print them for class on Wednesday.
03 Nov: we continue on with liquid-liquid extraction this week. Please review the notes from Friday, and we will start on Tuesday with a quick review and then get started on the calculations.
03 Nov: also note that the next assignment 4 is posted. It is due on 11 November. The due date was shifted to accommodate other midterms and the course project that you should be mostly wrapping up your research for.
05 Nov: Midterm grades are coming soon. With over 100 students registered in the class - the largest elective in ChemEng - and the collaborative midterm creating about 25% extra scripts to grade, that it is not going to be a quick process. The grading is over 50% completed though.

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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 * 03 Nov: we continue on with liquid-liquid extraction this week. Please review the notes from Friday, and we will start on Tuesday with a quick review and then get started on the calculations.
 * 03 Nov: also note that the [[Assignment_4_-_2014 |next assignment 4 is posted]]. It is due on 11 November. The due date was shifted to accommodate other midterms and the course project that you should be mostly wrapping up your research for.
+* 05 Nov: Midterm grades are coming soon. With over 100 students registered in the class - the largest elective in ChemEng - and the collaborative midterm creating about 25% extra scripts to grade, that it is not going to be a quick process. The grading is over 50% completed though.
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