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Introduction to Chemical Engineering

Unit Operation

Unit operation is a basic step in a process that involves physical change or chemical transformation during the process like polymerization separation, evaporation crystallization, filtration, isomerization, and other reactions.

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Example of Unit operation

  1. Distillation of Methylene Di Chloride with water: Separation based on density difference, a physical change. 🧪🌡️
  2. Distillation of Acetone and Water: Separation due to boiling point difference, also a physical change. 💧🔥

Classification of Unit Operation {Extra}

  1. Material Handling, Transportation / Fluid Flow Process: Includes pumping, compression, and fluidization. 🚢🌊
  2. Mechanical Unit Operations: Involves size reduction, size enlargement, and mixing. 🔄🗜️
  3. Mass Transfer Operations: Covers evaporation, distillation, absorption, extraction, and leaching. 🌬️🍶
  4. Heat Transfer Operations: Includes conduction, convection, and radiation. ☀️❄️🔥

Unit Process

The unit process is a process in which chemical changes take place to the material present in the reaction and result in the chemical reaction is known as the Unit process. This basically consists of a reaction between two or more chemical which results in another chemical and can also be defined as a unit process. Sulphonation, nitration, oxidation, halogenation, and many more.

Examples of Unit Processes:

  1. Electrolysis of Sodium Chloride Solution: Decomposition of NaCl with electricity, chemical reaction. ⚡🧂

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