CHEN 2683 01: Chemical Engineering Prin 1

CHEN 2683 - Chemical Engineering Principles 1

Summer 2026 Syllabus, Section 01, CRN 30073,

Credit hours: 3

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Instructor

Holly Martin

Professional Qualifications:
PhD., Chemical Engineering, Mississippi State University, 2006
B.S., Chemical Engineering, Mississippi State University, 2002

Professor and Program Coordinator

Email: hjmartin02@ysu.edu

Office: Moser 2064

Office Phone: (330) 941-3022

Preferred Contact Method: Email

Communication Expectations:
Email will usually be responded to within 24 hours; if you have not heard from me after 24 hours, please email me again, as I either missed the email or did not receive the email.

How to Refer to me:
Dr. Martin

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Course Description

2683. Chemical Engineering Principles 1. Engineering units and dimensions. Hydrostatics. Material balances for non-reacting and reacting processes. Ideal and non-ideal gas relationships. Ideal multi-phase equilibrium calculations. Prereq.:MATH 1571, MATH 1571H or MATH 1585H, CHEM 1515. 3 s.h.

Course Readings

Group Title Author ISBN
Required Elementary Principles of Chemical Processes R.M. Felder, R.W. Rousseau, 978-0-471-68757-3

The course readings are subject to change in the event of extenuating circumstances, research developments, current events, and/or to ensure better learning.  

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Schedule of Topics and Assignments

Day Date Reading(s) Proposed Topic Due/To Prepare for Class
Tue 5/12 Unit Conversions – Within Systems and Between Systems; Derived Units; Dimensional Homogeneity
Wed 5/13 Dimensionless Quantities; Interpolation; Specific Gravity, Mass, and Volume
Thu 5/14 Flow Rates; Mass, Moles, and Conversions; Average Molecular Weight
Tue 5/19 Pressure; Process Classification; General Balances Questions from Week 1
Homework 1
Wed 5/20 Types of Balances; Balances on Single-Unit Processes
Thu 5/21 Balances on Single-Unit Processes Homework 2
Tue 5/26 Balances on Multiple-Unit Processes Questions from Week 2
Homework 3
Wed 5/27 Recycle and By-Pass
Thu 5/28 Chemical Reaction Stoichiometry Homework 4
Tue 6/2 Reactions; Extent of Reaction Questions from Week 3
Wed 6/3 Material from May 12 to May 27 Test 1; Balances on Molecular Species; Yield and Selectivity TEST 1 - Closed Book In Class
Thu 6/4 Balances on Atomic Species; Product Separation and Recycle Homework 5
Tue 6/9 Balances on Atomic Species; Purge Questions from Week 4
Wed 6/10 Combustion Reactions TEST 1 - Open Book Due
Thu 6/11 Liquid Mixture Densities; Ideal Gases; Non Ideal Gases Homework 6
Tue 6/16 Equations of State; Compressibility Phase Diagrams; Vapor Pressures Questions from Week 5
Wed 6/17 Material from May 28 to June 10 Test 2; Gibbs Phase Rule; Single Component Gas-Liquid Systems – Raoult’s Law Homework 7
TEST 2 - Closed Book In Class
Thu 6/18 Multi-Component Gas-Liquid Systems – Raoult’s Law; Henry’s Law Homework 8
Tue 6/23 Distillation; Temperature Determination Questions from Week 6
Homework 10
Wed 6/24 Phase Diagrams for Ternary Systems TEST 2 - Open Book Due
Homework 11
Thu 6/25 Comprehensive with emphasis on Material from June 11 to 24 Final Exam Questions from Week 7
TEST 3 - Closed Book In Class
TEST 3 - Open Book due Sunday

The course schedule, policies, procedures, and assignments in this course are subject to change in the event of extenuating circumstances, by mutual agreement, and/or to ensure better learning.