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dents are encouraged to change parameter values and to “play with”
the key variables and assumptions. Using the living example problems
to explore the problem and asking “What iJ: . . ” questions provides the
opportunity to practice critical and creative thinking skills.

0 Professional Reference Shelf
This section of the CD-ROM contains:
1. material that is important to the practicing engineer, although it is
typically not included in the majority of chemical reaction engi-
neering courses.
2. material that gives a more detailed explanation of derivations that
were abbreviated in the text. The intermediate steps to these der-
ivations are given on the CD-ROM.

0 Additional Homework Problems
New problems were developed for this edition that provide a greater
opportunity to use today’s computing power to solve realistic problems.

0 Other CD-ROM Material
In addition to the components listed at the end of each chapter the
following components are included on the CD-ROM:
1. Soforiare ToolBox
Instructions on how to use the different software packages (POLY-
MATH, MATLAB, and ASPEN PLUS) to solve examples.
2. Representative Syllabi for a 3- and a 4-Credit Course
The syllabi give a sample pace at which the course could be
taught as well as suggested homework problems.
3. FAQ
These are Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s) from undergradu-
ate students taking reation engineering.

0 Virtual Reality Module (WWW)
This module provides an opportunity to move inside a catalyst pellet
to observe surface reactions and coking. It can be found at
http://www.engin.urnich.edu/labs/vrichel.