NONGUI, GELINA ANNE A.

CHE 508 – PRELIM EXAM

COURSE 1 – ChE REVIEWER (ChE Thermodynamics 1)

PROBLEM 1 MATLAB EDITOR < NONGUIChEThermodynamics1Problem1.m>
clc;
disp('CHE reviewer Problem1( ChE Thermodynamics 1). A vacuum gauge mounted on a condenser reads
87.9923 kPa. What is the absolute pressure in the condenser when the atmospherics pressure is 101.3
kPa?');
Pa=input('Enter the atmospheric of the condenser: ');
Pv=input('Enter the given vacuum pressure of the condenser:');
Pabs=Pa-Pv;
fprintf('The absolute pressure in the condenser is %0.2f. ',Pabs );

MATLAB COMMAND WINDOW OUTPUT

CHE reviewer Problem1(ChE Thermodynamics 1). A vacuum gauge mounted on a condenser reads 87.9923
kPa. What is the absolute pressure in the condenser when the atmospherics pressure is 101.3 kPa?
Enter the atmospheric of the condenser: 101.3
Enter the given vacuum pressure of the condenser:87.9923
The absolute pressure in the condenser is 13.31. >>

PROBLEM 2 MATLAB EDITOR < NONGUIChEThermodynamics1Problem2.m>

clc;
disp('CHE reviewer Problem2( ChE Thermodynamics 1). If 6L of a gas at a pressure of 100 kPa are
compressed reversibly according to PV^2=c until the volume becomes 2 liters and pressure becomes 900
kPa. Find the work in Joules. Note that when PV^2= c then it is equal to P1V1=P2V2.');
P1=input('Enter the initial pressure of the gas: ');
P2=input('Enter the final pressure of the gas:');
V1=input('Enter the initial volume of the gas:');
V2=input('Enter the final volume of the gas:');
Work=P1*V1^2*(1/V2 – 1/V1);

MATLAB COMMAND WINDOW OUTPUT

CHE reviewer Problem2(ChE Thermodynamics 1). If 6L of a gas at a pressure of 100 kPa are compressed
reversibly according to PV^2=c until the volume becomes 2 liters and pressure becomes 900 kPa. Find the
work in Joules. Note that when PV^2= c then it is equal to P1V1=P2V2.
Enter the initial pressure of the gas: 100
Enter the final pressure of the gas:900
Enter the initial volume of the gas:6
Enter the final volume of the gas:2
The Work of the compressed gas is 1200.00. >>

PROBLEM 3 MATLAB EDITOR <NONGUIChEThermodynamics1Problem3.m>

clc;
disp('CHE reviewer Problem3( ChE Thermodynamics 1). Assuming CO2 to be an ideal gas, calculate the
work(in calories) done by 10g CO2 in expanding is isothermally and reversibly fromn a volume of 5L to 10L at
27C(300.15K). R= 1.987 calories. ');
m=input('Enter the mass of CO2: ');
MW=input('Enter the molecular weight of CO2:');
R=input('Enter the universal gas constant:');
T=input('Enter the given temperature:');
V1=input('Enter the initial volume of CO2:');
V2=input('Enter the final volume of CO2:');
 Work=(m/MW)*R*T*(log(V1/V2));
fprintf('The Work done on the system is %0.2f. ',Work );

MATLAB COMMAND WINDOW OUTPUT

CHE reviewer Problem3(ChE Thermodynamics 1). Assuming CO2 to be an ideal gas, calculate the work(in
calories) done by 10g CO2 in expanding is isothermally and reversibly fromn a volume of 5L to 10L at
27C(300.15K). R= 1.987 calories, MW CO2
Enter the mass of CO2: 10
Enter the molecular weight of CO2:44
Enter the universal gas constant:1.987
Enter the given temperature:300.15
Enter the initial volume of CO2:5
Enter the final volume of CO2:10
The Work done on the system is -93.95. >>

COURSE 2 – Physical Chemistry 1

PROBLEM 1 MATLAB EDITOR <NONGUIPhysicalChemistry1Problem1.m>
clc;
disp('Physical Chemistry 1 Problem1. An ideal gas occupies a volume of 0.30 dm^3 at a pressure of 180000
Pa. What is the new volume of the gas maintained at the same temperature if the pressure is reduced to
115000 Pa. Note: P1V1=P2V2 ');
P1=input('Enter the initial pressure of the gas: ');
P2=input('Enter the final pressure of the gas:');
V1=input('Enter the initial volume of the gas:');
V2=(P1*V1)/P2;
fprintf('The final volume of the gas is %0.2f. ',V2 );

MATLAB COMMAND WINDOW OUTPUT

Physical Chemistry 1 Problem1. An ideal gas occupies a volume of 0.30 dm^3 at a pressure of 180000 Pa.
What is the new volume of the gas maintained at the same temperature if the pressure is reduced to 115000
Pa. Note: P1V1=P2V2
Enter the initial pressure of the gas: 180000
Enter the final pressure of the gas:115000
Enter the initial volume of the gas:0.3
The final volume of the gas is 0.47. >>

PROBLEM 2 MATLAB EDITOR <NONGUIPhysicalChemistry1Problem2.m>

clc;
disp('Physical Chemistry 1 Problem2. The standard atmosphere of pressure is the force per unit area exerted
by a 0.76 m column of Mercury. The density of which is 13595.11 kg/m^3 at 0(zero) degrees Celsius. If the
gravitational acceleration is 9.80665 m/s^2. Calculate the pressure of 1 atm in Pa. Note: P= rho*g*h. ');
r=input('Enter the given density: ');
g=input('Enter the gravitational acceleration:');
h=input('Enter the given height:');
Pressure=r*g*h;
fprintf('The Pressure is %0.2f. ',Pressure );

MATLAB COMMAND WINDOW OUTPUT

Physical Chemistry 1 Problem2. The standard atmosphere of pressure is the force per unit area exerted by a
0.76 m column of Mercury. The density of which is 13595.11 kg/m^3 at 0(zero) degrees Celsius. If the
gravitational acceleration is 9.80665 m/s^2. Calculate the pressure of 1 atm in Pa. Note: P= rho*g*h.
Enter the given density: 13595.11
 Enter the gravitational acceleration:9.80665
Enter the given height:0.76
The Pressure is 101325.09. >>

PROBLEM 3 MATLAB EDITOR <NONGUIPhysicalChemistry1Problem3.m>

clc;
disp('Physical Chemistry 1 Problem3. The time required for a volume of N2 to diffuse an orifise is 35 seconds.
Calculate the molecular weight of a gas which requires 50 seconds to diffuse through the same orifise under
identical conditions? MW N2= 28 g/mol. Note that t1/t2=sqrt(MW1/MW2), therefore,
MW2(orifice)=MW1*(t2/t1)^2. ');
MW1=input('Enter the MW of N2:');
t1=input('Enter the initial time:');
t2=input('Enter the final time:');
MWOrifice=MW1*((t2/t1)^2);
fprintf('The MWOrifice is is %0.2f. ',MWOrifice );

MATLAB COMMAND WINDOW OUTPUT

Physical Chemistry 1 Problem3. The time required for a volume of N2 to diffuse an orifice is 35 seconds.
Calculate the molecular weight of a gas which requires 50 seconds to diffuse through the same orifise under
identical conditions? MW N2= 28 g/mol. Note that t1/t2=sqrt(MW1/MW2), therefore,
MW2(orifice)=MW1*(t2/t1)^2.
Enter the MW of N2:28
Enter the initial time:35
Enter the final time:50
The MWOrifice is is 57.14. >>

COURSE 3 – Transport Phenomena

PROBLEM 1 MATLAB EDITOR <NONGUITransportPhenomenaProblem1.m>
clc;
disp('Transport Phenomena Problem1. The distance between plates is y=0.5 cm and Vz= 10cm/s, and the
fluid ethyl alcohol at 273L having a viscosity of 0.0177 g/cm-s. Calculate the shear stress if the shear rate is
20/s. ');
v=input('Enter the viscosity:');
Vz=input('Enter the velocity:');
s=input('Enter the shear rate:');
ShearStress= (v*s);
fprintf('The Shear Stress is %0.2f. ',ShearStress );

MATLAB COMMAND WINDOW OUTPUT

Transport Phenomena Problem1. The distance between plates is y=0.5 cm and Vz= 10cm/s, and the fluid
ethyl alcohol at 273L having a viscosity of 0.0177 g/cm-s. Calculate the shear stress if the shear rate is 20/s.
Enter the viscosity:.0177
Enter the velocity:10
Enter the shear rate:20
The Shear Stress is 0.35. >>

PROBLEM 2 MATLAB EDITOR <NONGUITransportPhenomenaProblem2.m>

clc;
disp('Transport Phenomena Problem2. An oil is being pumped inside a 0.01 m diameter pipe at a Reynolds
Number of 2100. The oil density is 855 kg/m^3 and the viscosity is 0.021 kg/m-s. What is the velocity in the
pipe? Note that Re=(d*v*rho)/v ');
v=input('Enter the viscosity:');
Re=input('Enter the Reynolds Number:');
 r=input('Enter the oil density:');
d=input('Enter the distance:');
Vz= (Re*v)/(d*r);
fprintf('The Velocicity of the oil is %0.2f. ',Vz );

MATLAB COMMAND WINDOW OUTPUT

Transport Phenomena Problem2. An oil is being pumped inside a 0.01 m diameter pipe at a Reynolds Number
of 2100. The oil density is 855 kg/m^3 and the viscosity is 0.021 kg/m-s. What is the velocity in the pipe? Note
that Re=(d*v*rho)/v
Enter the viscosity:.021
Enter the Reynolds Number:2100
Enter the oil density:855
Enter the distance:0.01
The Velocicity of the oil is 5.16. >>

PROBLEM 3 MATLAB EDITOR <NONGUITransportPhenomenaProblem3.m>

clc;
disp('Transport Phenomena Problem3. For the vessel containing glycerin under Pressure(top)= 50 kPa and
sp= 12.34 kN/m^3 and distance d=2m. Find the pressure of at the bottom of the tank.');
Pt=input('Enter the pressure(at the top):');
s=input('Enter the sp:');
d=input('Enter the distance:');
Pb= Pt+(s*d);
fprintf('The Pressure at the bottom of the tank is %0.2f.',Pb );

MATLAB COMMAND WINDOW OUTPUT

Transport Phenomena Problem3. For the vessel containing glycerin under Pressure(top)= 50 kPa and sp=
12.34 kN/m^3 and distance d=2m. Find the pressure of at the bottom of the tank.
Enter the pressure(at the top):50
Enter the sp:12.34
Enter the distance:2
The Pressure at the bottom of the tank is 74.68.>>

COURSE 1, 2, and 3 (OVERALL CODE)

MATLAB EDITOR <NonguiPrelim.m>
clc;
disp('CHE reviewer');
disp('What type of unit operation do you want to solve?');
A=input('\n 1. ChE Thermodynamics 1 \n 2. Physical Chemistry 1 \n 3. Transport Phenomena \n Choose 1, 2 or 3:');
switch(A)
case 1
clc;
disp('ChE Thermodynamics 1');
disp('Choose which sample problem:');
A1=input('\n 1. A vacuum gauge mounted on a condenser reads 87.9923 kPa. What is the absolute pressure in the
condenser when the atmospherics pressure is 101.3 kPa? \n 2. If 6L of a gas at a pressure of 100 kPa are compressed
reversibly according to PV^2=c until the volume becomes 2 liters and pressure becomes 900 kPa. Find the work in Joules. Note
that when PV^2= c then it is equal to P1V1=P2V2. \n 3. Assuming CO2 to be an ideal gas, calculate the work(in calories) done
by 10g CO2 in expanding is isothermally and reversibly fromn a volume of 5L to 10L at 27C(300.15K). R= 1.987 calories. \n
Choose 1, 2 or 3:');

switch(A1)
case 1
clc;
disp('A vacuum gauge mounted on a condenser reads 87.9923 kPa. What is the absolute pressure in the condenser when the
atmospherics pressure is 101.3 kPa?. ');
disp('');
Pa=input('Enter the atmospheric of the condenser: ');
Pv=input('Enter the given vacuum pressure of the condenser:');
Pabs=Pa-Pv;
fprintf('The absolute pressure in the condenser is %0.2f. ',Pabs );
disp('');
response = input('Do you want to solve another problem? If YES, press 1, and if finished, press any key:');
if response == 1
run NonguiPrelim;
else
disp('');
fprintf(' Bye! \n')
end

case 2

clc;
disp('If 6L of a gas at a pressure of 100 kPa are compressed reversibly according to PV^2=c until the volume becomes 2 liters
and pressure becomes 900 kPa. Find the work in Joules. Note that when PV^2= c then it is equal to P1V1=P2V2.');
disp('');
P1=input('Enter the initial pressure of the gas: ');
P2=input('Enter the final pressure of the gas:');
V1=input('Enter the initial volume of the gas:');
V2=input('Enter the final volume of the gas:');
Work=P1*V1^2*(1/V2 - 1/V1);
fprintf('The Work of the compressed gas is %0.2f. ',Work );
disp('');
response = input('Do you want to solve another problem? If YES, press 1, and if finished, press any key:');
if response == 1
run NonguiPrelim;
else
disp('');
fprintf(' Bye! \n')
end

case 3
disp('Assuming CO2 to be an ideal gas, calculate the work(in calories) done by 10g CO2 in expanding is isothermally and
reversibly fromn a volume of 5L to 10L at 27C(300.15K). R= 1.987 calories.');
disp('');
m=input('Enter the mass of CO2: ');
MW=input('Enter the molecular weight of CO2:');
R=input('Enter the universal gas constant:');
T=input('Enter the given temperature:');
V1=input('Enter the initial volume of CO2:');
V2=input('Enter the final volume of CO2:');
Work=(m/MW)*R*T*(log(V1/V2));
fprintf('The Work done on the system is %0.2f. ',Work );
disp('');
response = input('Do you want to solve another problem? If YES, press 1, and if finished, press any key:');
if response == 1
run NonguiPrelim;
else
disp('');
fprintf(' Bye! \n')
end
end

case 2
clc;
disp('Physical Chemistry 1');
disp('Choose which sample problem: ');
A2=input('\n 1. An ideal gas occupies a volume of 0.30 dm^3 at a pressure of 180000 Pa. What is the new volume
of the gas maintained at the same temperature if the pressure is reduced to 115000 Pa. Note: P1V1=P2V2 \n 2. The standard
atmosphere of pressure is the force per unit area exerted by a 0.76 m column of Mercury. The density of which is 13595.11
kg/m^3 at 0(zero) degrees Celsius. If the gravitational acceleration is 9.80665 m/s^2. Calculate the pressure of 1 atm in Pa.
Note: P= rho*g*h. \n 3. The time required for a volume of N2 to diffuse an orifise is 35 seconds. Calculate the molecular weight
of a gas which requires 50 seconds to diffuse through the same orifise under identical conditions? MW N2= 28 g/mol. Note that
t1/t2=sqrt(MW1/MW2), therefore, MW2(orifice)=MW1*(t2/t1)^2. \n Choose 1, 2 or 3: ');
switch(A2)
case 1
disp('An ideal gas occupies a volume of 0.30 dm^3 at a pressure of 180000 Pa. What is the new volume of the gas maintained at
the same temperature if the pressure is reduced to 115000 Pa. Note: P1V1=P2V2 '); disp('');
disp('');
P1=input('Enter the initial pressure of the gas: ');
P2=input('Enter the final pressure of the gas:');
V1=input('Enter the initial volume of the gas:');
V2=(P1*V1)/P2;
fprintf('The final volume of the gas is %0.2f. ',V2 );
disp('');
response = input('Do you want to solve another problem? If YES, press 1, and if finished, press any key:');
if response == 1
run NonguiPrelim;
else
disp('');
fprintf(' Bye! ) \n')
end
case 2
disp('The standard atmosphere of pressure is the force per unit area exerted by a 0.76 m column of Mercury. The density of
which is 13595.11 kg/m^3 at 0(zero) degrees Celsius. If the gravitational acceleration is 9.80665 m/s^2. Calculate the pressure
of 1 atm in Pa. Note: P= rho*g*h.');
disp('');
r=input('Enter the given density: ');
g=input('Enter the gravitational acceleration:');
h=input('Enter the given height:');
Pressure=r*g*h;
fprintf('The Pressure is %0.2f. ',Pressure );
disp('');
response = input('Do you want to solve another problem? If YES, press 1, and if finished, press any key:');
if response == 1
run NonguiPrelim;
else
disp('');
fprintf(' Bye! \n')
end

case 3
disp('The time required for a volume of N2 to diffuse an orifise is 35 seconds. Calculate the molecular weight of a gas which
requires 50 seconds to diffuse through the same orifise under identical conditions? MW N2= 28 g/mol. Note that
t1/t2=sqrt(MW1/MW2), therefore, MW2(orifice)=MW1*(t2/t1)^2. ');
disp('');
MW1=input('Enter the MW of N2:');
t1=input('Enter the initial time:');
t2=input('Enter the final time:');
MWOrifice=MW1*((t2/t1)^2);
fprintf('The MWOrifice is is %0.2f. ',MWOrifice );
disp('');
response = input('Do you want to solve another problem? If YES, press 1, and if finished, press any key:');
if response == 1
run NonguiPrelim;
else
disp('');
fprintf(' Bye! \n')
end

end

case 3
clc;
disp('Transport Phenomena');
disp('Choose which sample problem: ');
A3=input('\n 1. The distance between plates is y=0.5 cm and Vz= 10cm/s, and the fluid ethyl alcohol at 273L having
a viscosity of 0.0177 g/cm-s. Calculate the shear stress if the shear rate is 20/s. \n 2. An oil is being pumped inside a 0.01 m
diameter pipe at a Reynolds Number of 2100. The oil density is 855 kg/m^3 and the viscosity is 0.021 kg/m-s. What is the
velocity in the pipe? Note that Re=(d*v*rho)/v. \n 3. For the vessel containing glycerin under Pressure(top)= 50 kPa and sp=
12.34 kN/m^3 and distance d=2m. Find the pressure of at the bottom of the tank. \n Choose 1, 2 or 3: ');
switch(A3)
case 1
clc;
disp('The distance between plates is y=0.5 cm and Vz= 10cm/s, and the fluid ethyl alcohol at 273L having a viscosity of 0.0177
g/cm-s. Calculate the shear stress if the shear rate is 20/s.');
disp('');
v=input('Enter the viscosity:');
Vz=input('Enter the velocity:');
s=input('Enter the shear rate:');
ShearStress= (v*s);
fprintf('The Shear Stress is %0.2f. ',ShearStress );
disp('');
response = input('Do you want to solve another problem? If YES, press 1, and if finished, press any key:');
if response == 1
run NonguiPrelim;
else
disp('');
fprintf(' Bye! \n')
end

case 2
disp('An oil is being pumped inside a 0.01 m diameter pipe at a Reynolds Number of 2100. The oil density is 855 kg/m^3 and the
viscosity is 0.021 kg/m-s. What is the velocity in the pipe? Note that Re=(d*v*rho)/v. ');
disp('');
v=input('Enter the viscosity:');
Re=input('Enter the Reynolds Number:');
r=input('Enter the oil density:');
d=input('Enter the distance:');
Vz= (Re*v)/(d*r);
fprintf('The Velocicity of the oil is %0.2f. ',Vz );
disp('');
response = input('Do you want to solve another problem? If YES, press 1, and if finished, press any key:');
if response == 1
run NonguiPrelim;
else
disp('');
fprintf(' Bye! \n')
end

case 3
disp(' For the vessel containing glycerin under Pressure(top)= 50 kPa and sp= 12.34 kN/m^3 and distance d=2m. Find the
pressure of at the bottom of the tank.');
disp('');
Pt=input('Enter the pressure(at the top):');
s=input('Enter the specific volume :');
d=input('Enter the distance:');
Pb= Pt+(s*d);
fprintf('The Pressure at the bottom of the tank is %0.2f.',Pb );
disp('');
response = input('Do you want to solve another problem? If YES, press 1, and if finished, press any key:');
if response == 1
run NonguiPrelim;
else
disp('');
fprintf(' Bye! \n')
end
end
end

MATLAB COMMAND WINDOW OUTPUT

CHE reviewer
What type of unit operation do you want to solve?

1. ChE Thermodynamics 1
2. Physical Chemistry 1
3. Transport Phenomena
Choose 1, 2 or 3:1
ChE Thermodynamics 1
Choose which sample problem:

1. A vacuum gauge mounted on a condenser reads 87.9923 kPa. What is the absolute pressure in the condenser when the
atmospherics pressure is 101.3 kPa?
2. If 6L of a gas at a pressure of 100 kPa are compressed reversibly according to PV^2=c until the volume becomes 2 liters and
pressure becomes 900 kPa. Find the work in Joules. Note that when PV^2= c then it is equal to P1V1=P2V2.
3. Assuming CO2 to be an ideal gas, calculate the work(in calories) done by 10g CO2 in expanding is isothermally and
reversibly fromn a volume of 5L to 10L at 27C(300.15K). R= 1.987 calories.
Choose 1, 2 or 3:1
A vacuum gauge mounted on a condenser reads 87.9923 kPa. What is the absolute pressure in the condenser when the
atmospherics pressure is 101.3 kPa?.
Enter the atmospheric of the condenser: 101.3
Enter the given vacuum pressure of the condenser:87.9923
The absolute pressure in the condenser is 13.31. Do you want to continue? If YES, press 1, and if finished, press any key:1
CHE reviewer
What type of unit operation do you want to solve?

1. ChE Thermodynamics 1
2. Physical Chemistry 1
3. Transport Phenomena
Choose 1, 2 or 3:1
ChE Thermodynamics 1
Choose which sample problem:

1. A vacuum gauge mounted on a condenser reads 87.9923 kPa. What is the absolute pressure in the condenser when the
atmospherics pressure is 101.3 kPa?
2. If 6L of a gas at a pressure of 100 kPa are compressed reversibly according to PV^2=c until the volume becomes 2 liters and
pressure becomes 900 kPa. Find the work in Joules. Note that when PV^2= c then it is equal to P1V1=P2V2.
3. Assuming CO2 to be an ideal gas, calculate the work(in calories) done by 10g CO2 in expanding is isothermally and
reversibly fromn a volume of 5L to 10L at 27C(300.15K). R= 1.987 calories.
Choose 1, 2 or 3:2
If 6L of a gas at a pressure of 100 kPa are compressed reversibly according to PV^2=c until the volume becomes 2 liters and
pressure becomes 900 kPa. Find the work in Joules. Note that when PV^2= c then it is equal to P1V1=P2V2.
Enter the initial pressure of the gas: 100
Enter the final pressure of the gas:900
Enter the initial volume of the gas:6
Enter the final volume of the gas:2
The Work of the compressed gas is 1200.00. Do you want to continue? If YES, press 1, and if finished, press any key:1
CHE reviewer
What type of unit operation do you want to solve?

1. ChE Thermodynamics 1
2. Physical Chemistry 1
3. Transport Phenomena
Choose 1, 2 or 3:1
ChE Thermodynamics 1
Choose which sample problem:

1. A vacuum gauge mounted on a condenser reads 87.9923 kPa. What is the absolute pressure in the condenser when the
atmospherics pressure is 101.3 kPa?
2. If 6L of a gas at a pressure of 100 kPa are compressed reversibly according to PV^2=c until the volume becomes 2 liters and
pressure becomes 900 kPa. Find the work in Joules. Note that when PV^2= c then it is equal to P1V1=P2V2.
3. Assuming CO2 to be an ideal gas, calculate the work(in calories) done by 10g CO2 in expanding is isothermally and
reversibly fromn a volume of 5L to 10L at 27C(300.15K). R= 1.987 calories.
Choose 1, 2 or 3:3
Assuming CO2 to be an ideal gas, calculate the work(in calories) done by 10g CO2 in expanding is isothermally and reversibly
fromn a volume of 5L to 10L at 27C(300.15K). R= 1.987 calories.
Enter the mass of CO2: 10
Enter the molecular weight of CO2:44
Enter the universal gas constant:1.987
Enter the given temperature:300.15
Enter the initial volume of CO2:5
Enter the final volume of CO2:10
The Work done on the system is -93.95. Do you want to continue? If YES, press 1, and if finished, press any key:1
CHE reviewer
What type of unit operation do you want to solve?

1. ChE Thermodynamics 1
2. Physical Chemistry 1
3. Transport Phenomena
Choose 1, 2 or 3:2
Physical Chemistry 1
Choose which sample problem:

1. An ideal gas occupies a volume of 0.30 dm^3 at a pressure of 180000 Pa. What is the new volume of the gas maintained at
the same temperature if the pressure is reduced to 115000 Pa. Note: P1V1=P2V2
2. The standard atmosphere of pressure is the force per unit area exerted by a 0.76 m column of Mercury. The density of which
is 13595.11 kg/m^3 at 0(zero) degrees Celsius. If the gravitational acceleration is 9.80665 m/s^2. Calculate the pressure of 1 atm
in Pa. Note: P= rho*g*h.
3. The time required for a volume of N2 to diffuse an orifise is 35 seconds. Calculate the molecular weight of a gas which
requires 50 seconds to diffuse through the same orifise under identical conditions? MW N2= 28 g/mol. Note that
t1/t2=sqrt(MW1/MW2), therefore, MW2(orifice)=MW1*(t2/t1)^2.
Choose 1, 2 or 3: 1
An ideal gas occupies a volume of 0.30 dm^3 at a pressure of 180000 Pa. What is the new volume of the gas maintained at the
same temperature if the pressure is reduced to 115000 Pa. Note: P1V1=P2V2
Enter the initial pressure of the gas: 180000
Enter the final pressure of the gas:115000
Enter the initial volume of the gas:0.3
The final volume of the gas is 0.47. Do you want to continue? If YES, press 1, and if finished, press any key:1
CHE reviewer
What type of unit operation do you want to solve?

1. ChE Thermodynamics 1
2. Physical Chemistry 1
3. Transport Phenomena
Choose 1, 2 or 3:2
Physical Chemistry 1
Choose which sample problem:

1. An ideal gas occupies a volume of 0.30 dm^3 at a pressure of 180000 Pa. What is the new volume of the gas maintained at
the same temperature if the pressure is reduced to 115000 Pa. Note: P1V1=P2V2
2. The standard atmosphere of pressure is the force per unit area exerted by a 0.76 m column of Mercury. The density of which
is 13595.11 kg/m^3 at 0(zero) degrees Celsius. If the gravitational acceleration is 9.80665 m/s^2. Calculate the pressure of 1 atm
in Pa. Note: P= rho*g*h.
3. The time required for a volume of N2 to diffuse an orifise is 35 seconds. Calculate the molecular weight of a gas which
requires 50 seconds to diffuse through the same orifise under identical conditions? MW N2= 28 g/mol. Note that
t1/t2=sqrt(MW1/MW2), therefore, MW2(orifice)=MW1*(t2/t1)^2.
Choose 1, 2 or 3: 2
The standard atmosphere of pressure is the force per unit area exerted by a 0.76 m column of Mercury. The density of which is
13595.11 kg/m^3 at 0(zero) degrees Celsius. If the gravitational acceleration is 9.80665 m/s^2. Calculate the pressure of 1 atm in
Pa. Note: P= rho*g*h.
Enter the given density: 13595.11
Enter the gravitational acceleration:9.80665
Enter the given height:0.76
The Pressure is 101325.09. Do you want to continue? If YES, press 1, and if finished, press any key:1
CHE reviewer
What type of unit operation do you want to solve?

1. ChE Thermodynamics 1
2. Physical Chemistry 1
3. Transport Phenomena
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Physical Chemistry 1
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1. An ideal gas occupies a volume of 0.30 dm^3 at a pressure of 180000 Pa. What is the new volume of the gas maintained at
the same temperature if the pressure is reduced to 115000 Pa. Note: P1V1=P2V2
 2. The standard atmosphere of pressure is the force per unit area exerted by a 0.76 m column of Mercury. The density of which
is 13595.11 kg/m^3 at 0(zero) degrees Celsius. If the gravitational acceleration is 9.80665 m/s^2. Calculate the pressure of 1 atm
in Pa. Note: P= rho*g*h.
3. The time required for a volume of N2 to diffuse an orifise is 35 seconds. Calculate the molecular weight of a gas which
requires 50 seconds to diffuse through the same orifise under identical conditions? MW N2= 28 g/mol. Note that
t1/t2=sqrt(MW1/MW2), therefore, MW2(orifice)=MW1*(t2/t1)^2.
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The time required for a volume of N2 to diffuse an orifise is 35 seconds. Calculate the molecular weight of a gas which requires
50 seconds to diffuse through the same orifise under identical conditions? MW N2= 28 g/mol. Note that t1/t2=sqrt(MW1/MW2),
therefore, MW2(orifice)=MW1*(t2/t1)^2.
Enter the MW of N2:28
Enter the initial time:35
Enter the final time:50
The MWOrifice is is 57.14. Do you want to continue? If YES, press 1, and if finished, press any key:1
CHE reviewer
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1. ChE Thermodynamics 1
2. Physical Chemistry 1
3. Transport Phenomena
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Transport Phenomena
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1. The distance between plates is y=0.5 cm and Vz= 10cm/s, and the fluid ethyl alcohol at 273L having a viscosity of 0.0177
g/cm-s. Calculate the shear stress if the shear rate is 20/s.
2. An oil is being pumped inside a 0.01 m diameter pipe at a Reynolds Number of 2100. The oil density is 855 kg/m^3 and the
viscosity is 0.021 kg/m-s. What is the velocity in the pipe? Note that Re=(d*v*rho)/v.
3. For the vessel containing glycerin under Pressure(top)= 50 kPa and sp= 12.34 kN/m^3 and distance d=2m. Find the pressure
of at the bottom of the tank.
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The distance between plates is y=0.5 cm and Vz= 10cm/s, and the fluid ethyl alcohol at 273L having a viscosity of 0.0177 g/cm-
s. Calculate the shear stress if the shear rate is 20/s.
Enter the viscosity:0.0177
Enter the velocity:10
Enter the shear rate:20
The Shear Stress is 0.35. Do you want to continue? If YES, press 1, and if finished, press any key:1
CHE reviewer
What type of unit operation do you want to solve?

1. ChE Thermodynamics 1
2. Physical Chemistry 1
3. Transport Phenomena
Choose 1, 2 or 3:3
Transport Phenomena
Choose which sample problem:

1. The distance between plates is y=0.5 cm and Vz= 10cm/s, and the fluid ethyl alcohol at 273L having a viscosity of 0.0177
g/cm-s. Calculate the shear stress if the shear rate is 20/s.
2. An oil is being pumped inside a 0.01 m diameter pipe at a Reynolds Number of 2100. The oil density is 855 kg/m^3 and the
viscosity is 0.021 kg/m-s. What is the velocity in the pipe? Note that Re=(d*v*rho)/v.
3. For the vessel containing glycerin under Pressure(top)= 50 kPa and sp= 12.34 kN/m^3 and distance d=2m. Find the pressure
of at the bottom of the tank.
Choose 1, 2 or 3: 2
An oil is being pumped inside a 0.01 m diameter pipe at a Reynolds Number of 2100. The oil density is 855 kg/m^3 and the
viscosity is 0.021 kg/m-s. What is the velocity in the pipe? Note that Re=(d*v*rho)/v.
Enter the viscosity:0.021
Enter the Reynolds Number:2100
Enter the oil density:855
Enter the distance:0.01
The Velocicity of the oil is 5.16. Do you want to continue? If YES, press 1, and if finished, press any key:1
CHE reviewer
What type of unit operation do you want to solve?

1. ChE Thermodynamics 1
2. Physical Chemistry 1
3. Transport Phenomena
Choose 1, 2 or 3:3
Transport Phenomena
Choose which sample problem:

1. The distance between plates is y=0.5 cm and Vz= 10cm/s, and the fluid ethyl alcohol at 273L having a viscosity of 0.0177
g/cm-s. Calculate the shear stress if the shear rate is 20/s.
2. An oil is being pumped inside a 0.01 m diameter pipe at a Reynolds Number of 2100. The oil density is 855 kg/m^3 and the
viscosity is 0.021 kg/m-s. What is the velocity in the pipe? Note that Re=(d*v*rho)/v.
3. For the vessel containing glycerin under Pressure(top)= 50 kPa and sp= 12.34 kN/m^3 and distance d=2m. Find the pressure
of at the bottom of the tank.
Choose 1, 2 or 3: 3
For the vessel containing glycerin under Pressure(top)= 50 kPa and sp= 12.34 kN/m^3 and distance d=2m. Find the pressure of
at the bottom of the tank.
Enter the pressure(at the top):50
Enter the specific volume :12.34
Enter the distance:2
The Pressure at the bottom of the tank is 74.68.Do you want to continue? If YES, press 1, and if finished, press any key:2
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