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Introduction to Mass Transfer Operations Trailer
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Introduction to Mass Transfer Operations Trailer
Welcome to the Introduction to Mass Transfer Course Lec001
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Welcome to the Introduction to Mass Transfer Course Lec001
Course Content Introduction to Mass Transfer Operations Lec002
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Course Content Introduction to Mass Transfer Operations Lec002
Objectives Goals Introduction to Mass Transfer Operations Lec003
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Objectives Goals Introduction to Mass Transfer Operations Lec003
Why should you study an Introduction to Mass Transfer Operations Lec004
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Why should you study an Introduction to Mass Transfer Operations Lec004
Typical Structure Syllabus of a Mass Transfer Operations Course Lec005
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Typical Structure Syllabus of a Mass Transfer Operations Course Lec005
What is a Mass Transfer Operation Lec007
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What is a Mass Transfer Operation Lec007
Separation Process vs Mass Transfer Operation The difference between each other Lec008
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Separation Process vs Mass Transfer Operation The difference between each other Lec008
Processes Differences Separation vs Mixing vs Agitation Lec010
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Processes Differences Separation vs Mixing vs Agitation Lec010
Section 2 Introduction Overview of Separation Processes Lec015
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Section 2 Introduction Overview of Separation Processes Lec015
History of Separation Technologies Common Processes Products Lec018
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History of Separation Technologies Common Processes Products Lec018
Ore Extraction Copper production using Separation Processes Lec022
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Ore Extraction Copper production using Separation Processes Lec022
Mass Separating Agent MSA vs Energy Separating Agents ESA Lec035
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Mass Separating Agent MSA vs Energy Separating Agents ESA Lec035
Classification of Separation Processes via Type of Procedure Methodology Lec041
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Classification of Separation Processes via Type of Procedure Methodology Lec041
Classification of Separation Processes via Phases Involved in the Mixture Lec042
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Classification of Separation Processes via Phases Involved in the Mixture Lec042
Separation by Phase Addition e g Liquid Extraction Gas Absorption Lec043
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Separation by Phase Addition e g Liquid Extraction Gas Absorption Lec043
Separation by Phase Creation e g Distillation Evaporation Lec045
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Separation by Phase Creation e g Distillation Evaporation Lec045
Separation by Barrier e g Membrane Filters Lec046
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Separation by Barrier e g Membrane Filters Lec046
Separation by Solid Agent e g Adsorption Ion Exchange Chromatography Lec047
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Separation by Solid Agent e g Adsorption Ion Exchange Chromatography Lec047
Separation by External Field or Gradient E g Electric Gravitational Magnetic Fields Lec048
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Separation by External Field or Gradient E g Electric Gravitational Magnetic Fields Lec048
Separations by Mechanical Physical Interaction e g Decanting Settling Sieving Lec049
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Separations by Mechanical Physical Interaction e g Decanting Settling Sieving Lec049
Equilibrium Based Models vs Rate Based Calculations Model Analysis Lec051
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Equilibrium Based Models vs Rate Based Calculations Model Analysis Lec051
Section 2 Closure Overview of Separation Processes Lec056
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Section 2 Closure Overview of Separation Processes Lec056
Section 3 Introduction Separation by Phase Creation Phase Addition Lec057
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Section 3 Introduction Separation by Phase Creation Phase Addition Lec057
Separation by Phase Addition Creation Theoretical Concepts Fundamentals Lec058
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Separation by Phase Addition Creation Theoretical Concepts Fundamentals Lec058
Flash Distillation Separation Process involving Creation of a Phase Lec060
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Flash Distillation Separation Process involving Creation of a Phase Lec060
Animation Application of a McCabe Thiele Method for Methanol Water Separation Lec062
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Animation Application of a McCabe Thiele Method for Methanol Water Separation Lec062
Introduction to Azeotropic Distillation Azeotrope Displacement and Separation Lec068
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Introduction to Azeotropic Distillation Azeotrope Displacement and Separation Lec068
Animation Separating Binary Azeotropes using Pressure Swing Distillation Lec070
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Animation Separating Binary Azeotropes using Pressure Swing Distillation Lec070
Extractive Distillation vs Azeotropic Distillation Main Similarities Differences Lec072
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Extractive Distillation vs Azeotropic Distillation Main Similarities Differences Lec072
Reboiled Absorption Gas Absorption Application with Reboiling Lec081
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Reboiled Absorption Gas Absorption Application with Reboiling Lec081
Section 4 Introduction Separation by Barrier such as Membranes Lec089
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Section 4 Introduction Separation by Barrier such as Membranes Lec089
Animation Membrane Concentration Profile Effect of Concentration and Membrane Width Lec093
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Animation Membrane Concentration Profile Effect of Concentration and Membrane Width Lec093
Introduction to Membranes What are Membranes how do they work why do we need them Lec095
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Introduction to Membranes What are Membranes how do they work why do we need them Lec095
The Retentate Permeate The Main Products from a Membrane Process Lec098
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The Retentate Permeate The Main Products from a Membrane Process Lec098
Advantages of Membrane Technologies Why are Membranes so Attractive Lec100
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Advantages of Membrane Technologies Why are Membranes so Attractive Lec100
Reverse Osmosis Overview of the Industrial Application Process and Equipment Lec109
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Reverse Osmosis Overview of the Industrial Application Process and Equipment Lec109
Nanofiltration Difference from Ultra and MicroFiltrations Bonus Lecture Lec114
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Nanofiltration Difference from Ultra and MicroFiltrations Bonus Lecture Lec114
Section 5 Introduction Solid Agent Addition Adsorption Ion Exchange Chromatography Lec120
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Section 5 Introduction Solid Agent Addition Adsorption Ion Exchange Chromatography Lec120
An Overview of Adsorption How does it work why do we use it Advantages Disadvantages Lec123
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An Overview of Adsorption How does it work why do we use it Advantages Disadvantages Lec123
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Mass Transfer Operations course, In this course we will learn about Mass Transfer Operations, including principles and applications in separation processes and unit operations.
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