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    This document discusses chemical process calculations and units. It introduces the concept of derived units and absolute pressure. It notes that the initial equation expressing absolute pressure was incorrectly written, as the left and right hand sides had mismatched units of meters. The correct units for the constant C in the absolute pressure equation are cubic meters. References for further reading on chemical engineering stoichiometry and calculations are also provided.

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    This document discusses chemical process calculations and units. It introduces the concept of derived units and absolute pressure. It notes that the initial equation expressing absolute pressure was incorrectly written, as the left and right hand sides had mismatched units of meters. The correct units for the constant C in the absolute pressure equation are cubic meters. References for further reading on chemical engineering stoichiometry and calculations are also provided.

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    This document discusses chemical process calculations and units. It introduces the concept of derived units and absolute pressure. It notes that the initial equation expressing absolute pressure was incorrectly written, as the left and right hand sides had mismatched units of meters. The correct units for the constant C in the absolute pressure equation are cubic meters. References for further reading on chemical engineering stoichiometry and calculations are also provided.

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    Chemical Process Calculations

    CL204
    Module-1

    Arnab Karmakar
    Department of Chemical engineering
    BIT Mesra, Ranchi
    Derived unit
    Absolute pressure =
    The above equation is wrongly expressed
    LHS units ≠ RHS units
    𝑚 ≠𝑚

    For correct expression,


    the units of C will be m3
    References
    • Himmelblau, D.M., Riggs, J.B., Basic Principles and Calculation in
    chemical engineering, Prentice Hall.
    • Bhatt, B.I., Thakore, S.B., Stoichiometry, Tata McGraw Hill Publishing
    Co. Ltd., New Delhi.

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