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Separation Processes

Art: Demachy, Jacques-François, 1728-1803, L'art du Distillateur Liquoriste: Contenant le Bruleur…, 1773 · Public domain

Instructor: Dr. William Dalzell
Term: Spring 2005
Level: Undergraduate
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Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Flash Calculations

Lecture 3: Cascades, Distillation Columns

Lecture 4: McCabe-Thiele Analysis

Lecture 5: Multiple Feeds and Side Streams

Lecture 6: Multicomponent Distillation

Lecture 7: Column Design

Lecture 8: Packed Column Distillation

Lecture 9: Other Equilibrium Processes

Lecture 10: Distillation Summary and Review

Lecture 11: Membrane Processes

Lecture 12: Tubular Membranes

Lecture 13: Design of Membrane Systems

Lecture 14: Design of Membrane Systems (cont.)

Lecture 15: Design of Membrane Systems (cont.)

Lecture 16: Electrodialysis and Electrophoresis

Lecture 17: Adsorption

Lecture 18: Equilibrium and Kinetic and Mass Transfer Effects

Lecture 19: Adsorption (cont.)

Lecture 20: Chromatography

Lecture 21: Design of Chromatography Systems

Lecture 22: Examples of Chromatography

Lecture 23: Examples of Chromatography (cont.)

Lecture 24: Review Equilibrium Processes

Lecture 25: Review Rate Processes