A Chemical Engineering student who wants to excel in this field through hardwork, research, skills and perseverance.

Jeya Bharath M

The course features the topics which are to be covered for GATE examination for Chemical Engineering under the portion 'Chemical Technology'. Chemical Technology includes inorganic chemical industries such as sulfuric acid, fertilizer, nitrogen , phosphorous, chloro alkali industries and so on. Organic chemical industries such as petrochemical and pharma industries. polymerization industries and Natural product industries such as Oil , Soap, Food, Paper and Pulp industries. Additional to these at the end of the course we will also focus on examination views and how to answer questions from this portion.

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Gate (Chemical)

GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test In Engineering) Preparation- Chemical

English

Chemical Technology - GATE (Chemical)

Inorganic Chemical Industries

Chemical Technology

Chemical Engineering

GATE & ESE - ME & CH

GATE, ESE and IIT-JAM

Ace the toughest competitive and government exams in India 

Test Preparation

The lesson describes completely about the production of ethanol from molasses in a clear manner and the production of oil from the seeds of oil seed plant.

Alcohol and Oil Industries

The lesson describes the process of production of coke and processing such as hydrogenation of coal.

Coke Production and Hydrogenation of Coal

The lesson describes about sulfuric acid production mainly by contact process and fertilizers and their role in plant growth.

Sufuric Acid Production and Fertilizers

The lesson describes completely about the production of sodium carbonate (washing soda) by the Solvay's process and a part in chlor alkali industries.

Chlor Alkali Industries

The lesson describes completely about the production of sugar from it's raw material sugarcane and the production of ammonia from the ammonia synthesis gas.

Sugar Industries and Nitrogen Industries

B.Tech., Chemical Engineering, IIT Roorkee

Kanika Vijayvergia

This course provides detailed knowledge about the production and utilisation of various important industrial chemicals.

A geek from IIT (BHU) Varanasi who likes to know stuff, and teach them.





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Jay Dhanwant

This course deals with Inorganic chains and rings chemistry. Most of the udergrads. have go through it especially if you are from chemical engineering or applied chemistry

Inorganic Chains and Rings

M.Tech in Process Modeling and Simulation. Research scholar @ IIT BHU, and a teacher by heart, ranked 304 in Gate 2018, a badminton freak.

Anuj Chaturvedi

A fertilizer is any material of natural or synthetic origin that is applied to soils or to plant tissues to supply one or more plant nutrients essential to the growth of plants. Indian fertilizer industry's main objective is to ensure the supply of primary and secondary nutrients in the required quantity. This course will provide an insight of the essential inorganic chemicals and fertilizer that have been produced in India. Also this course is essential for GATE aspirants.

Chemical Technology Part 4: Fertilizer Industry

(Hindi) Fertilizer Industry: GATE 2019 Chemical Engineering

The Course features the topics which are to be covered for GATE examination for Chemical Engineering under the portion 'Chemical Technology'. Chemical Technology includes inorganic chemical industries such as sulfuric acid production and Fertilizer plant. Organic chemical industries , natural product industries and polymerization industries.

(Tamil) Chemical Technology - GATE

a graduate in chemical engineering and qualified GATE 2018 &2019.


Shivani Acharya

A polymer is a large molecule made up of chains or rings of linked repeating subunits, which are called monomers.

Lessons

5 lessons • 49m

Alcohol and Oil Industries

Coke Production and Hydrogenation of Coal

Sufuric Acid Production and Fertilizers

Chlor Alkali Industries

Sugar Industries and Nitrogen Industries