John Vasko
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ChemE Jeopardy took place from 4:30 to 6:30 at the 2011 AIChE Student Conference. The nine participating teams were split into three rooms as answered questions from the categories listed below.
About AIChE Material/Energy Balances Fluids Heat/Mass Transfer Thermodynamics Separations Reaction Engineering Process Control Materials Chemistry Other general / grab bag categories
Room A Winners - Stevens Institute of Technology
Stevens Institute of Technology - Winners Room A - ChemE Jeopardy
Room B Winners - University of Minnesota
University of Minnesota - Winner of Room B - ChemE Jeopardy
Room C Winners - University of Nebraska
University of Nebraska - Room C Winners - ChemE Jeopardy
Slideshow ChemE Jeopardy
UPDATE: The Winner of Final Jeopardy was Nebraska!
Give it a try yourself. Put your answer in the comments.According to degree of freedom analysis, a system is solvable if the number of unknown variables equals this.
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