Friday, February 14, 2014

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Online Virtual Quizzer
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2 comments:

  1. Ben-DaveFebruary 16, 2014 at 7:30 AM

    Good applet! Even used the convention-ed nightmare confusion of a gram-mole that ChemEng use. It's a term borrowed from chemist and that is written "mole" by IUPAC convention! By Avogadro's definition, it is in metric by itself!!! Chem Eng use kmole because they work in the kilo magnitude usually, a "gram-mole" is a "mole" and thus is 1000 times less than kmol by definition(It's akin to a pleonasm to use gram-mole)!!! The term "gram-mole" is used only in a context when you have the potential for a unit mix-up (imperial and Metric, in imperial it's lbmol). Chemistry books use the "mole" as do the vast majority of ChemEng books. Confusion galore I know!!! > Note that I graduated both Chemistry BSc. and ChemEng BSc. Maybe I'm a grammar Nazis now, but the chemist would give you hell for not following the convention.

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  2. Engr ThinkingFebruary 16, 2014 at 10:01 AM

    Thanks for the info :)

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