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CEIC2004 - Industrial Chemistry for Chemical Engineers

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This page provides links to downloadable documents provided by the School of Chemistry. MyCourse@UNSW provides links to library resources and MyCourse (Course reserve) holds past examination papers for all courses. Some resources listed below may be available in various formats (e.g. web pages, downloadable PDF files or MS Word files) - choose the format you want by clicking on the appropriate link.

All students should read the School of Chemistry policy on plagiarism (PDF, 150 kB).

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CEIC2004 - Industrial Chemistry for Chemical Engineers
Author	Resource	Format
Dr Edwards	Organic file 1	PDF (1.9 MB)
Dr Edwards	Organic file 2	PDF (2.6 MB)
Dr Edwards	Organic file 3	PDF (2.8 MB)
Dr Edwards	Organic file 4	PDF (2.6 MB)
Dr Edwards	Organic file 5 (refining)	PDF (2.6 MB)
Dr Edwards	Organic file 6 (small molecule manufacture 1)	PDF (2.6 MB)
Dr Edwards	Organic file 7 (small molecule manufacture 2)	PDF (2.3 MB)
Dr Edwards	Organic file 8 (polymers)	PDF (3.5 MB)
Dr Edwards	Organic file 9 (chiral materials)	PDF (1.2 MB)
Dr Edwards	Tutorial 1	PDF (74 kB)
Dr Edwards	Tutorial 2	PDF (71 kB)
Dr Edwards	Tutorial 3	PDF (119 kB)
Dr Edwards	Tutorial 4	PDF (52 kB)
Dr Edwards	Trial questions - answers	PDF (402 kB)

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