Principles and Applications of Chemical Crystallization Processes

Author: Ye Tielin
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: This book is divided into three parts and twenty-one chapters, systematically and comprehensively explaining the fundamental theories of chemical engineering crystallization processes, including crystallization mechanisms and their physicochemical principles, the crystallization kinetic characteristics and measurement methods of different products, as well as the principles and methods of separation crystallization. It elaborates on chemical engineering crystallization processes, equipment, and their design. It introduces the crystallization processes and applications of inorganic salts, soda ash, fertilizers, pharmaceuticals, fats and oils, petrochemicals, and various organic chemical products, as well as water purification. Examples and problems are provided in relevant chapters. The book also includes a common data appendix and a content index. This book is valuable for researchers engaged in industrial crystallization science, as well as for chemical production, teaching, design, and research personnel, as well as university and college teachers and students. It can also serve as a textbook for universities and colleges.