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Explores stoichiometry in chemical reactions and oxidation states, with practical examples and real-world applications.

Explores stoichiometry in chemical reactions, including balancing reactions and determining limiting reagents.

Introduces chemical reactions, stoichiometry, molar masses, and ideal gas laws.

Introduces atomic mass, moles, gas laws, stoichiometry, and mass conservation in chemical reactions.

Explores energy balance in reactive processes, enthalpy of reaction, and methods for solving energy balances.

Covers the basics of heterogeneous catalysis and the importance of transition state theory in predicting reaction rates.

Introduces chemical equations, balancing, stoichiometry, and reactant limitations with practical examples.

Covers stoichiometry, reaction enthalpy, bond dissociation, and progress variables in chemical reactions.

Introduces stoichiometry, covering the mole concept, balancing reactions, and gas behavior.

Covers the calculation of chemical species quantities based on stoichiometric coefficients and reaction progress.

Explores the Second Law of Thermodynamics, Gibbs Free Energy, equilibrium constants, and Le Châtelier's Principle.

Covers the basics of chemical engineering, including material and energy balances, stoichiometry, and reaction processes.

Introduces stoichiometry, redox reactions, ideal gas behavior, and limiting reagents in chemical reactions.

Covers the periodic table, atomic properties, isotopes, stoichiometry, and chemical reactions, explaining their relationships and principles.

Covers material and energy balances in chemical engineering, enthalpy of reaction, and classification of reactions, with practical examples.

Explores stoichiometry in flow reactors, focusing on concentration changes with conversion and variable flow rates.

Covers emission rate calculation, combustion mechanisms, and stoichiometric conditions for complete combustion.

Explores chemical equilibrium, including equilibrium constant, Le Chatelier's principle, and temperature effects.

Explores the algorithm for solving chemical reaction engineering problems, focusing on conversion and reactor sizing.

Explores chemical potential, affinity, and osmosis in chemical reactions, emphasizing reaction progress over time.

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