ELEMENTARY PRINCIPLES OF CHEM. PROCESS.
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Author: FELDER
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Chapter 2, Problem 2.2P
Interpretation Introduction
(a)
Interpretation:
To convert 1760 miles/h to km/s.
Concept introduction:
The international system of unit (SI units):
| Day is represented by the symbol | d |
| Week is represented by the symbol | wk |
| Hour is represented by the symbol | h |
| Minutes is represented by the symbol | min |
| Seconds is represented by the symbol | s |
| Microsecond is represented by the symbol | µs |
| Meter is represented by the symbol | m |
| Feet is represented by the symbol | ft |
| Kilometer is represented by the symbol | km |
| Kilogram is represented by the symbol | kg |
| Pound is represented by the symbol | lb |
Interpretation Introduction
(b)
Interpretation:
To convert 1400 kg/m3 to lbm /ft3.
Concept introduction:
The international system of unit (SI units):
| Day is represented by the symbol | d |
| Week is represented by the symbol | wk |
| Hour is represented by the symbol | h |
| Minutes is represented by the symbol | min |
| Seconds is represented by the symbol | s |
| Microsecond is represented by the symbol | µs |
| Meter is represented by the symbol | m |
| Feet is represented by the symbol | ft |
| Kilometer is represented by the symbol | km |
| Kilogram is represented by the symbol | kg |
| Pound is represented by the symbol | lb |
Interpretation Introduction
(c)
Interpretation:
To convert
Concept introduction:
The international system of unit (SI units):
| Day is represented by the symbol | d |
| Week is represented by the symbol | wk |
| Hour is represented by the symbol | h |
| Minutes is represented by the symbol | min |
| Seconds is represented by the symbol | s |
| Microsecond is represented by the symbol | µs |
| Meter is represented by the symbol | m |
| Feet is represented by the symbol | ft |
| Kilometer is represented by the symbol | km |
| Kilogram is represented by the symbol | kg |
| Pound is represented by the symbol | lb |
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