Pursuing Masters in Engineering from BITS Pilani with a strong desire to be an educator. GATE qualified.

Akshya Khandelwal

All the concept related to solution thermodynamics and application part of it. some numericals which came in GATE will also be discussed

GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) 2020 & 2021 complete preparation with best educators. Know about the detailed syllabus, best books, exam pattern and dates, previous year question papers a

GATE & ESE

English

Solution Thermodynamics for GATE

Chemical Reaction Equilibria

Thermodynamics

Chemical Engineering

GATE & ESE - ME & CH

GATE, ESE and IIT-JAM

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Course overview

Solution thermodynamics, Fundamental property relations

Solution Thermodynamics

Chemical potential and phase equilibria, partial Properties

Chemical potential and phase equilibria

Equations Relating Solar and Partial Molar Property- Gibbs Duhem Equation

Partial Molar Property for Binary Mixture

Numericals on partial property of binary mixtures

Numericals on Partial Properties for Binary Solution

Gibbas Theorem and ideal gas mixture model

Ideal Gas Mixture Model

Fugacity and Fugacity Coefficient

Residual property and it's fundamental relation

Residual property and its Fundamental realtion

Numericals on Fugacity and residual properties

Numericals on Residual Property and Fugacity

All concelpts about Raoult's and Henry's Law required in GATE

Raoult's and Henry's Law

Ideal gas solution model and excess property, Lewis Randell rule

Ideal Gas solution model and excess property

Fundamental excess property relations and the numerical on it which came in GATE

Fundamental excess property relations

Application to solution thermodynamics and numericals

Application to Solution Thermodynamics

Numericals which came in GATE in last two or three years

Numericals on solution thermodynamics

Property change in mixing, nature of excess property

Property Change in mixing

Chemical Reaction Equilibria for single and multiple reaction

Application to equilibrium criteria for chemical reaction, standard Gibbs Free Energy change and equilibrium constant,  effect of temperature pressure on equilibrium constant

Application to equilibrium criteria to chemical reaction

Relation of Gibbs free Energy and equilibrium constant,

Relation of Equilibrium constant with composition

Numericals

Education- Bachelors in Computer Science Engineering (2017-2021 batch) 

University- Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University

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Devanshi Bhatnagar

The course is about various methods of water treatment and and phase rule.

Water Treatment

all about process control. some part of process instrumentation will also be discussed. lot's of numericals will be there. The course structure is judicially designed for students preparing for GATE

(Hindi) Introduction to Process Control and Dynamics for GATE

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M.E.- Chemical Engineering
BITS Pilani


Umang Goswami

This Course deals with the heat and work calculations. It also involves the advanced Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics.

Part-1: Thermodynamics- Chemical Engineering

It deals with the heat and work calculations. It also involves the advanced Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics.

(Hindi) Part-I: Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics

In this course, the educator discusses advanced chemical Engineering Thermodynamics and covers the conceptual and numerical questions.

Part-II : Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics- CET II

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

In a chemical reaction, chemical equilibrium is the state in which both reactants and products are present in concentrations which have no further tendency to change with time, so that there is no observable change in the properties of the system.Usually, this state results when the forward reaction proceeds at the same rate as the reverse reaction. The reaction rates of the forward and backward reactions are generally not zero, but equal. The theory of chemical reactions also indicates that rates of reactions are generally enhanced by increase of temperature. However, experience shows that the maximum quantum of conversion of reactants to products does not increase monotonically. Indeed for a vast majority the maximum conversion reaches a maximum with respect to reaction temperature and subsequently diminishes. All these factors related to Reaction Equilibrium have been discussed in this course.

Lessons

20 lessons • 3h 51m