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Details how three fundamental issues lie at the base of every environmental process; i.e., the amount and form of available energy, the rate at which that energy can be exercised, and the configuration and dynamics of the system in which the process occurs.
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Environmental Systems and Processes; Process and System Characterization; Process and System Modeling; Fluid Flow and Mass Transport; Elementary Process Equilibria; Process Energy Relationships; Elementary Process Rates; Complex Process Rates; Ideal System Modeling and Design; Hybrid System Modeling and Design; Nonideal System Modeling and Design; Multiphase Process Equilibria; Interfacial Process Equilibria; Passive Interphase Mass Transfer; Reactive Interphase Mass Transfer; Multiphase System Modeling and Design; Notation; Indices.
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WALTER J. WEBER, Jr., PhD, PE, DEE, is the Gordon Maskew Fair and Earnest Boyce Distinguished University Professor of Engineering and Sciences at the University of Michigan.
