Cargas by kim haksong

Chapter 5. Final Considerations

Chapter 2. Methods and Instrumentation

Chapter 1. Toxicology

6. Pyridines

Chapter 8. Microwaves in Heterocyclic Chemistry

Chapter 7. Microwave-Assisted Reactions on Graphite

Chapter 6. Organic Synthesis Using Microwaves and Supported Reagents

Chapter 5. Microwave and Phase-Transfer Catalysis

Chapter 4. Organic Synthesis Using Microwaves in Homogeneous Media

Chapter 2. Microwave-Assisted Organic Chemistry in Pressurized Reactors.pdf

Appendix C List of Research Groups in Metal-Based Microwave Processing

Chapter 2. Microwave-Assisted Organic Chemistry in Pressurized Reactors

Chapter 1. Wave–Material Interactions, Microwave Technology and Equipment

Chapter 12. Microwave-Assisted Combinatorial Chemistry

Chapter 13. Microwave-Enhanced Radiochemistry

Chapter 14. Microwave Photochemistry

Chapter 10 the Food Versus Fuel Issue Possible Solutions

Chapter Six – Concluding Remarks

Chapter 7. Ethanolic Fermentation Technologies

Chapter 4. Feedstock Conditioning and Pretreatment

Chapter 3. Feedstocks for Fuel Ethanol Production

Chapter 2. Process Design and Role of Process Synthesis

13 – Epilogue

6 Heat and Mass Transfer During Baking

8. Exergetic Process Assessment

Chapter 14. Synthesis of Flexible Heat-Exchanger Networks for Multifeedstock Biodiesel Production Processes

Chapter 13. Automated Targeting for the Synthesis of an Integrated Biorefinery

Chapter 10. Optimal Synthesis of Sustainable Biorefineries

Chapter 11. Methodologies Developed and Applied in Process Integration Studies for the Swedish Kraft Pulp and Paper Industry

Chapter 3 – Sewage Treatment

Chapter 1 – Polymer Properties

Chapter 8. Analyzer Process Control

Chapter 4. Binary Distillation of Pure Components

Chapter 1. Learning From Experience

2. Theory of Energy Intensity

Chapter 1 – One Variable Optimization

A Model Based Approach to an Adaptive Design Space in Chromatography

A Metaheuristic Optimization Algorithm for Binary Quadratic Problems

A Combination of Experiments and Molecular Dynamics Simulation for the Investigation of the Ion-exchange Adsorption of Biological Macromolecules

A Continuous-Time Hammerstein Approach Working With Statistical Experimental Design

Appendix-2 – Model Library

Chapter 9 – Tennessee Eastman Plant-wide Industrial Process Challenge Problem

Chapter 4 – Overview of the Case Studies

CHAPTER 4 – General Models of Fouling.pdf

CHAPTER 2 – Basic Principles.pdf

CHAPTER 13 – the Design, Installation, Commissioning and Operation of Heat Exchangers to Minimise Fouling

CHAPTER 7 – Particulate Deposition

Chapter 6 – Adhesion

CHAPTER 4 – General Models of Fouling