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SCE FE Chemical Complete Review Guide 2026–2027

Every exam topic in a 46-page Arabic PDF, ordered from the heaviest unit to the lightest. The first three chapters alone cover about 38% of the exam questions.

  • 46Pages
  • 150Key points
  • 60Common mistakes
  • 120Flashcards

Guide map

Each chapter is one exam unit, ordered by its weight in the real exam.

ChapterUnitWeightExam questionsKey points
1Chemical Engineering Principles14%715
2Mass Transfer12%615
3Reaction Engineering12%615
4Chemistry Foundation10%515
5Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics10%515
6Fluid Mechanics10%515
7Heat Transfer10%515
8Process Economics10%515
9Process Control6%315
10Safety, Health, and Environment6%315

Source of the weights

Chapter 1 in full: Chemical Engineering Principles

14% of the exam, about 7 questions. These are its key points, as in the guide.

  1. Specific gravity is the liquid's density relative to water at a reference temperature (usually 4 °C).
  2. Combustion example: methane with 20% excess air: theoretical \( O_2 \) 2, actual 2.4, air 11.4 mol per mol.
  3. A tie component passes unchanged between streams, such as nitrogen in combustion or solids in drying.
The rest of chapter 1, on this page
  1. Dryer: 500 kg/h at 40% moisture to 5%: dry solids 300; product 316; water removed 184 kg/h.
  2. Sensible heat changes temperature without phase change: \( Q=m c_p\Delta T \).
  3. Insulated exchanger: heat lost by the hot stream equals heat gained by the cold stream.
  4. Ideal gas molar flow: \( \dot n=PV/RT \): 10 m³/s at 300 K and 101.3 kPa = 406 mol/s.
  5. Heat release rate: 50 mol/s with heat of combustion −890 kJ/mol = 44.5 MW.
  6. Superheating saturated steam: \( Q=\dot m c_p\Delta T=1.5\times2.0\times50=150 \) kW.
  7. The specific volume of humid air at fixed dry-bulb temperature increases with humidity ratio.
  8. Air at 25 °C and 60% RH (\( P_{sat}=3.17 \)) has humidity ratio 0.0119 kg/kg.
  9. Combustion balances start with a basis and then balance each element.
  10. Degrees of freedom = variables − independent equations; a problem is solvable at zero.
  11. A purge prevents build-up of inerts in a recycle loop.
  12. Common conversions: 50 psi ≈ 345 kPa and 150 °F ≈ 339 K.

Common mistakes in this chapter

  • Elements in their standard state have \( \Delta H_f=0 \): \( 2\times(-46.1)=-92.2 \) kJ for ammonia synthesis.
  • \( W_s \) is positive when done by the system: \( Q=-50 \), \( W_s=+20 \) gives \( \Delta H=-70 \) kW.
  • Overall conversion with recycle differs from single-pass conversion; 50% per pass with 90% recycle gives 90.9% overall.
  • Molar masses: methane 16, ethane 30; an equimolar mixture has methane mass fraction 0.348, not 0.5.
  • Adiabatic flame temperature is highest with stoichiometric pure oxygen (no nitrogen or excess to heat).
  • In adiabatic humidification the wet-bulb temperature (enthalpy) stays about constant.

The other chapters are in the full guide

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7-day review plan

The chapters are spread over 6 days by weight so each day carries a similar load. Day 7 is a full exam.

  1. Day 1 · 14% of the exam

    Chapter 1: Chemical Engineering Principles

  2. Day 2 · 18% of the exam

    Chapter 2: Mass Transfer
    Chapter 10: Safety, Health, and Environment

  3. Day 3 · 12% of the exam

    Chapter 3: Reaction Engineering

  4. Day 4 · 20% of the exam

    Chapter 4: Chemistry Foundation
    Chapter 7: Heat Transfer

  5. Day 5 · 20% of the exam

    Chapter 5: Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
    Chapter 8: Process Economics

  6. Day 6 · 16% of the exam

    Chapter 6: Fluid Mechanics
    Chapter 9: Process Control

  7. Day 7

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A look at each chapter

The first three key points of each chapter, as they appear in the guide (in Arabic in the PDF).

Chapter 1: Chemical Engineering Principles

  • Specific gravity is the liquid's density relative to water at a reference temperature (usually…
  • Combustion example
  • A tie component passes unchanged between streams, such as nitrogen in combustion or solids…

Chapter 2: Mass Transfer

  • \( R_{min} \) example
  • Fenske example
  • \( Sh=50 \) for a 2 cm sphere with \( D=2\times10^{-9} \) gives \(…

Chapter 3: Reaction Engineering

  • First-order CSTR
  • \( k=0.05 \) min⁻¹ for 30 min in batch
  • Second order in a PFR

Chapter 4: Chemistry Foundation

  • Brønsted–Lowry
  • The best buffer near pH 9.25 is \( NH_3/NH_4Cl \) since \( pK_a(NH_4^+)=9.25 \).
  • Dilution example

Chapter 5: Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics

  • Entropy of heating water
  • Wet steam at 100 °C with quality 0.80
  • \( \Delta G^\circ=-20 \) kJ/mol at 298 K gives \( K\approx3205 \).

Chapter 6: Fluid Mechanics

  • Example
  • \( f=0.0178 \) at \( Re=10^5 \) by Blasius.
  • Horizontal frictionless Bernoulli

Chapter 7: Heat Transfer

  • Radiation needs no medium.
  • The critical heat flux in pool boiling marks the transition from nucleate to film…
  • Steam economy of a multiple-effect evaporator rises with the number of effects.

Chapter 8: Process Economics

  • DDB
  • SYD
  • Straight-line

Chapter 9: Process Control

  • \( G=10/(20s+2) \) equals \( 5/(10s+1) \)
  • The dead time in \( 4e^{-2s}/(s+1)^2 \) is 2 s.
  • At \( t=\tau \)

Chapter 10: Safety, Health, and Environment

  • Bonding and grounding reduce static hazards when transferring flammable liquids.
  • HAZOP
  • A GHS Safety Data Sheet has 16 sections.

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Pages
46
Edition
1448 AH · 2026–2027
Language
Arabic
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