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For me it was an easy choice. I worked a few years after my undergrad (B.S. Chemical Engineering) and decided that I wanted to specialize in fluid dynamics and CFD---something I had relatively small amount of knowledge on. I went back to school for my Masters in Mech. Engineering (basically...

I don't know of one, sorry. I did not get the quick reference, only the Reference Manual by Lindburg, which had a pretty pathetic kinetics section. Basically, I read through the first 5 or 6 chapters of Levenspiel (it is a textbook but is a pretty easy read) and made my own "quick reference"...

I felt the same way. The morning was pretty straightforward but the afternoon section, although less math, was alot tougher. I was not expecting such a heavy dose of reactor design/kinetics and mass transfer/distillation. I thought just a few problems from each of those topics would show up...