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ahmed elboshi
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Chemical Engineering with Python series!

Welcome to the "Chemical Engineering with Python" series! In this series, we will explore the use of Python in the field of chemical engineering. Hi, I'm a chemical engineer who has fallen in love with programming. Currently, I'm a full-stack developer and I love working with Python. In this series, I want to help other chemical engineers make the transition from traditional chemical engineering work to using programming to simulate and solve complicated problems.

Whether you are a chemical engineer looking to learn more about programming, or a programmer interested in applying your skills to chemical engineering problems, this series is for you. We will cover a wide range of topics, including using Python to model and predict the behavior of gases, liquids, and their mixtures, as well as how to use Python to solve problems in chemical engineering design and analysis.

Throughout this series, we will be using the thermo library, a Python package that provides a set of tools for predicting the behavior of gases, liquids, and their mixtures under different conditions of temperature, pressure, and volume. We will start by introducing the thermo library and showing you how to install and import it in your Python programs. We will then provide a tutorial on how to use the thermo library to solve specific problems in chemical engineering, and provide some examples of real-world applications of the library.

I hope you find this series helpful and informative. Let's get started!

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