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Nanotechnology for Chemical Engineers
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Author:
Said Salah Eldin ElnashaieNumber Of Reads:
45
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English
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285
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The book describes the basic principles of transforming nano-technology into nano-engineering with a particular focus on chemical engineering fundamentals. This book provides vital information about differences between descriptive technology and quantitative engineering for students as well as working professionals in various fields of nanotechnology. Besides chemical engineering principles, the fundamentals of nanotechnology are also covered along with detailed explanation of several specific nanoscale processes from chemical engineering point of view. This information is presented in form of practical examples and case studies that help the engineers and researchers to integrate the processes which can meet the commercial production. It is worth mentioning here that, the main challenge in nanostructure and nanodevices production is nowadays related to the economic point of view.
The uniqueness of this book is a balance between important insights into the synthetic methods of nano-structures and nanomaterials and their applications with chemical engineering rules that educates the readers about nanosclale process design, simulation, modelling and optimization. Briefly, the book takes the readers through a journey from fundamentals to frontiers of engineering of nanoscale processes and informs them about industrial perspective research challenges, opportunities and synergism in chemical Engineering and nanotechnology. Utilising this information the readers can make informed decisions on their career and business.
Said Salah Eldin Elnashaie
Born 1947, Cairo/Egypt; grew up in Egypt.
1963–1968: Chemical Engineering undergraduate student, Cairo University, Egypt.
1968–1969: Teaching Assistant, Chemical Engineering Department, Cairo University, Egypt.
1969–1970: Master student, Chemical Engineering Department, University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
1970–1973: PhD student, Chemical Engineering Department, University of Edinburgh, UK.
1973–1974: Postdoctorate fellow, Chemical Engineering Departments, Universities of McGill and Toronto, Canada.
1974–1979: Assistant Professor, Chemical Engineering Department, Cairo University, Egypt.
1979–1984: Associate Professor, Chemical Engineering Department, Cairo University, Egypt.
1974–1993: Full Professor, Chemical Engineering Department, Cairo University, Egypt .
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