Chemical Engineering (eBook)

Miguel A. Galan and Eva Martin del Valle are the authors of Chemical Engineering: Trends and Developments, published by Wiley.

List of Contributors.

Preface.

1. The Art and Science of Upscaling (Pedro E. Arce, Michel
Quintard and Stephen Whitaker).

2. Solubility of Gases in Polymeric Membranes (M. Giacinti
Baschetti, M. G. De Angelis, F. Doghieri, G. C. Sarti).

3. Small Peptide Ligands for Affinity Separations of
Biological Molecules (Guangquan Wang, Jeffrey R. Salm, Patrick V.
Gurgel and Ruben G. Carbonell).

4. Bioprocess Scale-up: SMB as a promising technique for
industrial separations using IMA (E.M. Del Valle, R. Gutierrez and
M.A. Galan)

5. Opportunities in catalytic reaction engineering.
Examples of heterogeneous catalysis in water remediation and
preferential CO oxidation (J. Levec).

6. Design and analysis of homogeneous and heterogeneous
photoreactors (A.E. Cassano and O.M. Alfano).

7. Development of nano-structured micro-porous materials
and their application in bioprocess - chemical process
intensification and tissue engineering (G. Akay, M.A.
Bokhari, V.J. Byron, and M. Dogru).

8. The encapsulation art: scale-up and applications (M.A.
Galán, C.A. Ruiz and E.M. Del Valle).

9. Continuous processes for fine coatings and membranes
(Skip Scriven).

10. Langmuir-blodgett films: a window to nanotechnology
(M.E. Diaz and R. Cerro).

11. Advances in process integration and supply change
management (Ignacio Grossman).

12. Integration of Process Systems Engineering and Business
Decision Making Tools: Financial Risk Management and Other Emerging
Procedures (Miguel Bagajewicz).

Index.

"...a good resource for researchers, scientists, and
engineers...would also serve well as a text for graduate
students..." (Materials and Manufacturing Processes,
September/October 2006)

"...a book like this is...refreshing because it allows
an interested reader to take a casual stroll on the beach and
collect shells--hopefully picking up a few that spark innovation."
(The Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering, October
2006)