27-560 Physical Chemistry of Metallurgical Reactions Units: 9.0 Department: Materials Science and Eng. Cross-listed: 27-760 Related URLs: http://neon.mems.cmu.edu/Home_Page.html This course addresses the important rate controlling processes in high-temperature reactions, including gas phase mass transfer, free vaporizations, liquid phase mass transfer and heat transfer. It also discusses fundamental aspects of chemical kinetics, and analyzes the kinetics in selected technological processes. Each student in the course is assigned a published research paper, which he or she must defend or critique in a presentation to the class.

Discuss this course  Textbook prices  View FCE Results  View FCE Results Prior to Fall 2004  Check Availability   Popularity index Rank for this semester: #0 Rank in this department: #0   Students also scheduled 18-767 VLSI CAD: Software to Logic 70-342 Managing Across Cultures 27-399 Professional Development II 70-160 Graphic Media Processes 27-797 Bonding of Materials 27-796 Structure of Materials 18-792 Advanced Digital Signal Processing 18-730 Introduction to Computer Security 18-650 Policies of Wireless Systems and th... 18-630 Introduction to Security and Policy

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