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Hi Rudy, Happy belated mother's day! Hooray for being a terrific mom! My BS is Chemical Engineering, MS in Chemistry (Eco-toxicology), PE in Chemical. Mom of a two year old. Seven years as an environmnetal engineer with a municipal wastewater treatment plant. Recently I am looking into...

I pass after the 4th try. On my final attempt, with little more than two months remaining, I have roughly two weeks per topic. I worked problems from NCEES day and night until I can do them by memory or find the equation at the top of my fingertip.

Pass - Chemical Thanks EB for all your support! Your words of encouragement enlighten the darkest hour of this weary journey! Thank you again!

Stats are out for Cali... finally Compare to national pass rate, 19 out of 37 made it.

Thanks. Passing rate for Chem is 34% for repeat taker, and 79% for first timer... I wish I was taking it for the first time. It seemed very unusual for the stat because I felt better and better about the test after repeatedly taking it.

Our proctor looked a hundred years old. I had a runny nose and had to use a ton of kleenex, I left my used ones on the table and was asked to remove it at an instant (after he touched it with his bare hand... gross) Plus the proctor was having on-the-job training right on my table, it was hard...

For Cali, it's Valentine's Day present... :bawling:

Easy morning (36/40), but afternoon is tougher than the April exam (12/40), hopefully I guess some of these questions right. Good luck to all Chem Es... now the waiting....

I've been using Crane to find my K factor for these type of problems, but these values are not consistent with some of the practice problems (i.e. Six minutes, Das Review)? Which source should I rely on for K values?? Perry's?? CERM??

I found both series a great sleeping-aid for me when I simply couldn't sleep at night. Fortunately, I did have to pay anything for the tapes. I was able to check them out through ILL. William Crockett, he is reading verbatum from a text book he wrote for PE review. Benny Freeman is a tad bit...

Does anyone find these review course on tape useful? Benny Freeman - North Carolina State University William Crockett - AlChe

I am overwhelmed by the massive information covered in unit operations. Some requires trial and error which takes way too long i.e. in Six-Minutes. What separation processes should I focus on? From previous exam, I've seen very few leaching and extraction problem, mostly distillation and...

Six Minutes (problem 63): In double effect evaporator, the following information is given: Temperature of saturated steam from first effect - 220F Temperature of second effect feed-70F Temperature of final condenser-47F U - overall heat transfer coefficient in both effects A - contact area...

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