Computer-Assisted Laboratory Stations

Describes the advantages and features of computer-assisted laboratory stations for use in a chemical engineering program. Also describes a typical experiment at such a station: determining the response times of a solid state humidity sensor at various humidity conditions and developing an empirical...

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Published inChemical Engineering Education Vol. 19; no. 1; p. 26
Main Author Snyder, William J., Hanyak, Michael E
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 1985
Subjects
Chemical Engineering
Computer Oriented Programs
Computer Uses in Education
Engineering Education
Higher Education
Humidity
Laboratories
Laboratory Experiments
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Summary:Describes the advantages and features of computer-assisted laboratory stations for use in a chemical engineering program. Also describes a typical experiment at such a station: determining the response times of a solid state humidity sensor at various humidity conditions and developing an empirical model for the sensor. (JN)