CSTRR:
I studied Chemical Engineering, and I got 4.44.

You people should start showing us more respect. Atleast harvard said so.

There is nothing more deadly than combining chemistry with engineering principles.

Even in all the thermodynamics in engineering, chemical engineering thermodynamics is the hardest.

The thermodynamics in chemical engineering is the same with the one in mechanical engineering, so don't say chemical engineering thermodynamics is the hardest

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Thermodynamics:


The thermodynamics in chemical engineering is the same with the one in mechanical engineering, so don't say chemical engineering thermodynamics is the hardest

Actually, that is wrong.

I did both.

Mechanical thermodynamics is more or less to do with cycles and engines.

Chemical thermodynamics has to deal with chemical reactions.

Very very different like Night and day.

One is much harder than the other, trust me.

CSTRR:

Actually, that is wrong.

I did both.

Mechanical thermodynamics is more or less to do with cycles and engines.

Chemical thermodynamics has to deal with chemical reactions.

Very very different like Night and day.

One is much harder than the other, trust me.

You're correct about the difference, I thought chemical guys share the same thermodynamics with mechanical guys, but trust me, mechanical engineering thermodynamics is very very difficult too, you obviously didn't do it in depth. I studied mechanical and production engineering in the University