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Why enroll

Upon completion, students will be able to apply thermodynamic principles to analyze and design chemical processes.

Is this course for you?

You should take this if

  • You work in Pharmaceutical & Healthcare
  • You're a Chemical & Process professional
  • You prefer self-paced learning you can revisit

You should skip if

  • You need a different specialisation outside Chemical & Process
  • You need live interaction with an instructor

Course details

Course suitable for

Key topics covered

- Fundamental of chemical thermodynamics

- Phase Diagrams

- Unit conversions

- Entropy

- Property Relations

Course content

The course is readily available, allowing learners to start and complete it at their own pace.

47 lectures12 hr 8 min
  1. Scope and Language of Thermodynamics-1
    20 min
  2. Scope and Language of Thermodynamics-2
    22 min
  3. Unit Conversion Example 1
    22 min
  4. Unit Conversion Example 2
    25 min
  5. Unit Conversion Example 2 (Update)
    27 min
  6. Maxwell-Boltzmann Example
    10 min
  7. Molecular Interaction Distance Example
    9 min
  8. Phase Diagrams of Pure Fluids, Part 1
    23 min
  9. Identifying Phases Example 1
    14 min
  10. Identifying Phases Example 2
    21 min
  11. Identifying Phases Example 3
    14 min
  12. Identifying Phases Example 4
    14 min
  13. Interpolation Example
    4 min
  14. Phase Diagrams of Pure Fluids, Part 2
    19 min
  15. Virial Equation of State Example 1
    9 min
  16. Virial Equation of State Example 2
    12 min
  17. Accentric Factor of Water Example
    5 min
  18. Lee/Kesler Example 1
    16 min
  19. Lee/Kesler Example 2
    11 min
  20. Phase Diagrams of Pure Fluids, Part 3
    30 min
  21. Using MATLAB for vdW, SRK, and PR cubic equation of state
    7 min
  22. Using MATLAB to perform shortcut vapor pressure calculations
    4 min
  23. SRK EoS Example 1
    16 min
  24. SRK EoS Example 2
    8 min
  25. Convenience Functions
    22 min
  26. Maxwell Relations
    22 min
  27. Enthalpy as a function of temperature and pressure
    16 min
  28. Entropy as a function of temperature and pressure
    14 min
  29. Internal energy as a function of temperature and volume
    9 min
  30. Entropy as a function of temperature and volume
    15 min
  31. How does the heat capacity change with respect to pressure?
    13 min
  32. Relating the constant volume and constant pressure heat capacity
    7 min
  33. Dimensionless molar Gibbs free energy
    12 min
  34. Property Relations Example 1
    11 min
  35. Property Relations Example 2 a
    26 min
  36. Property Relations Example 2 b
    18 min
  37. Property Relations Example 3
    11 min
  38. Property Relations Example 4
    25 min
  39. Calculation of Properties, Part 1
    25 min
  40. Updated MATLAB code to compute residual properties with SRK EoS
    12 min
  41. Isentropic Compression Temperature Change
    27 min
  42. Calculation of Properties, Part 2
    10 min
  43. Reference States
    8 min
  44. Computing Residual Properties using SRK EoS Example 1
    15 min
  45. Enthalpy of vaporization using our SRK equation of state MATLAB code
    9 min
  46. Reference States Example 1
    25 min
  47. Reference States Example 2
    14 min

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