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INTRODUCTION TO CHEMICAL ENGINEERING THERMODYNAMICS 9TH EDITION SMITH HENDRICK VAN NESS ABBOTT MARK SOLUTION MANUAL CERTIFICATION REVIEW SET 2026 ANSWERS GUARANTEED PASS

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INTRODUCTION TO CHEMICAL
ENGINEERING THERMODYNAMICS 9TH
EDITION SMITH HENDRICK VAN NESS
ABBOTT MARK SOLUTION MANUAL
CERTIFICATION REVIEW SET 2026
ANSWERS GUARANTEED PASS
⫸ 3-step strategy for scientific or engineering solutions Answer: 1.
Chemistry - does the need require a reaction or chemical change
2. Transfer - does the need require material or energy to be moved
3. Speed - does the need require a change in the rate of reaction or
transfer of mass or energy


⫸ purpose and benefits of process flow diagrams Answer: 1. document
for better understanding, quality control and training
2. standardise the process for optimum efficiency and repeatability
3. Study a process for efficiency and improvement, showing bottlenecks
and unnecessary steps
4. to model a better process or create a brand new process
5. to communicate and collaborate with diagrams that speak to various
roles in the organisation or outside it


⫸ 5 classes of unit operation Answer: 1. fluid flow processes
2. heat transfer processes
3. mass transfer processes

, 4. thermodynamic processes
5. mechanical processes


⫸ 4 ethical principles Answer: 1. honesty and integrity
2. respect for life, law, the environment, and public good
3. accuracy and rigour
4. leadership and communication


⫸ hierarchy of risk control, from most effective to least effective
Answer: 1. elimination - remove the hazard
2. substitution - replace the hazard
3. engineering controls - isolate workers from the hazard
4. Administrative controls - change the way work is done
5. PPE - protect workers with personal protective equipment


⫸ difference between a hazard and a risk Answer: A hazard is
something with the potential to cause harm.
A risk is the likelihood of the potential harm of a hazard being realised


⫸ 5 steps of risk assessment Answer: 1. Identify risk
2. Identify who could be harmed by the risk
3. Evaluate the risk
4. Control the risk
5. Record your findings and review

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