CHE 541Heavy and Fine Chemicals Processing
Chemical Engineering · Faculty of Engineering · 3 credits
Description
Overview of heavy and fine chemicals, description of manufacturing process and uses of some important heavy and fine chemicals in industry such as: inorganic carbonates, industrial gases: nitrogen, oxygen, ammonia, acetylene; sodium compounds, mineral acids, phosphorus-based agrochemicals, nitrogen and potassium based fertilizers. Process safety and environmental constraints will be also discussed. Prerequisites: CHM 323, CHE 430.
Common questions about CHE 541
What is CHE 541 at NDU?
CHE 541 Heavy and Fine Chemicals Processing is a 3-credit course at Notre Dame University – Louaize (NDU), in the Faculty of Engineering. Overview of heavy and fine chemicals, description of manufacturing process and uses of some important heavy and fine chemicals in industry such as: inorganic carbonates, industrial gases: nitrogen, oxygen, ammonia, acetylene; sodium compounds, mineral acids, phosphorus-based agrochemicals, nitrogen and potassium based fertilizers.
How many credits is CHE 541?
CHE 541 Heavy and Fine Chemicals Processing is worth 3 credits at NDU.
What are the prerequisites for CHE 541?
CHE 541 lists 2 prerequisites: CHE 430 Unit Operations, CHM 323 - General Inorganic Chemistry -.