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Chemical Engineering Exam 2 Questions
And Answers 2025




1st Law of Thermodynamics - Energy cannot be created or destroyed



2nd Law of Thermodynamics - You can break even but only at 0k



3rd Law of Thermodynamics - No system can reach absolute zero



A group of your friends invited you to a campfire to make s'mores. You
stand next to the fire and felt warmer - Radiation



A tank contains a uniform concentration of a chemical. The fluid in the tank
is pumped into another tank. In chemical engineering, is this movement of

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fluid and mass considered to be a form of mass transfer? - No because
concentration gradient means its not mass transfer



Advantages and Disadvantages of Feedback Control - Advantages:
Measures actual, changes to controlled variable

Disadvantages: Instantaneous feedback is not possible



Advantages and Disadvantages of Feedforward Control - Advantages: can
be used to correct "potential" disturbances

Disadvantages: Predictive model needs to be comprehensive, if not, the
feedforward loop will fail



After sitting on the seats in Memorial Stadium, you begin to feel cooler,
especially in your bum that was in direct contact with the bench seat -
Conduction



An old-fashioned radiator warms a room - Convection



Arrhenius Equation - k=Ae^(-Ea/RT)

to find activation energy use the...



Boiling water by thrusting a red-hot piece of iron into it - Conduction



Boundary Layer - Thin layer very close to the surface in which significant
changes in velocity, concentration, and/or temperature occurs

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