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Author(s): Hendrick Van Ness, Michael Abbott, Joseph Mauk Smith, Mark Thomas Swihart
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introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics (9th Edition) by J.M. Smith, H.C. Van Ness, and M.M. Abbott is a widely used textbook that offers a comprehensive introduction to the concepts and applications of thermodynamics in chemical engineering. This edition provides up-to-date content, reflecting current trends and advancements in the field, with clearer explanations and more accessible examples. It is particularly helpful for students who are learning the foundational concepts of energy, thermodynamics, and material balance within the context of chemical processes.
Top Features:
- Clear, Structured Approach: The book provides a logical and step-by-step explanation of core thermodynamic concepts, which helps students grasp complex material.
- Real-World Applications: Emphasizes practical applications of thermodynamics in chemical engineering processes.
- Problem-Solving: Contains numerous worked examples and end-of-chapter problems that help reinforce learning.
- Thermodynamic Data: Includes a wide range of thermodynamic tables and charts for practical use.
- Advanced Topics: While it starts with basic principles, it also introduces more advanced topics such as non-ideal systems and phase equilibria.
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