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Process Development: Physicochemical Concepts (Oxford Chemistry Primers)
John H. Atherton, Keith J. Carpenter
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Understanding the fundamental science of the Fine Chemicals industry is necessary in the development of efficient, high-yielding and environmentally friendly processes. This is the first text to specifically address this topic by covering the physiochemical principles underpinning the subject. It outlines the strategy for obtaining the requisite data, and the chemical and chemical engineering concepts involved in process development. These include a description of pre-re...
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