Sample previous-year questions
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Introduction to Chemical Engineering and Chemical Technology
What are the different systems of units? Write the names of all the fundamental quantities. Convert 20 kWh to BTU.
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Introduction to Chemical Engineering and Chemical Technology
196 grams of sulphuric acid is added in one litre water to make a solution, calculate the molality of this solution. Define Normality, Molarity and Molality separately.
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Introduction to Chemical Engineering and Chemical Technology
1000 kg/h of solution containing 20% methanol is continuously fed to a distillation column. Distillate is found to contain 98% methanol and waste solution from the column carries 1% methanol. All percentage are by weight. Calculate the mass flow rate of distillate and bottom product. Also calculate the percentage loss of methanol.
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Introduction to Chemical Engineering and Chemical Technology
Define the following terms with suitable example of each:
(i) Monomer (ii) Plastics (iii) Polymerization
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Introduction to Chemical Engineering and Chemical Technology
Analyze the classification of polymers on the basis of mode of polymerization also give the suitable example of each type.
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Introduction to Chemical Engineering and Chemical Technology
Analyze why thermoplastics are more suitable for recyclable consumer products while thermosets are preferred in high-temperature or structural applications.
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Introduction to Chemical Engineering and Chemical Technology
Analyze various common applications of polymers in the healthcare industry.
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