Question

The author states that chemical engineering is one of the most difficult and complex aspects of engineering. Why do you think this is the case?
Why is stoichiometry so important for chemical engineering?
Do you think consumers would notice if process control standards were not met? Explain using an example.
Imagine that you are a chemical engineer who has been given the task of working with a museum curator to create a display case for a rare painting that must be preserved in a controlled environment, meaning elements such as temperature, humidity, exposure to light, etc. must be constantly regulated. What kind of control system would you choose and why?
According to the unit, part of workplace safety is “cultivating a culture of caution.” Explain what this means and how it could be accomplished.

Answer 1

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Explanation:

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1. Chemical engineering is most difficult because it's a mix of physics, chemistry and math

2. Stoichiometry is so important because it shows how materials react, interact and play off each other

3. Yes I think consumers would notice if process control standards were not met. for example medicines, when people take Tylenol or cold pills, if the amount of time it took to kick it becomes longer, people will become aware that the product is not consistent and reliable.

4. i have no idea sorry :(

5. This is explaining how there are rules and regulations to make the workplace safe. it can be accomplished by following those rules and regulations

Answer 2

i dont know