Fine Chemical Engineering

ISSN: 2717-5677 (Print) 2717-5685 (Online) Description

Fine Chemical Engineering is an international, peer-reviewed, open access journal which is semi-yearly published online. It is an essential journal for chemical engineers, chemists, biologists, materials and environmental scientists, physicists and other researchers in cross-disciplinary areas, which represents the cutting-edge research on fine chemicals, and promotes the development of science and technology, optimization strategies, analysis, applications and life-cycle scrutiny of such chemicals. See more topics...

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Box-Behnken Design for MAFM Precision Surface Finishing of Al-6063/SiC/B4C Composites: A Comparative Study with Nature-Inspired Algorithms

by Gagandeep Chawla, Rishi Sarup Sharma, Vinod Kumar Mittal

ABSTRACT: Precision polishing is difficult for advanced materials like silicon carbide and boron carbide. Magnetic abrasive flow machining (MAFM) has become an effective method for cleaning, deburring, and...

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Spectrophotometric Determination of Exchangeable (Mobile) Aluminum in Soil Using Arsenazo I

by Svetlana Lokhanina, Larisa Trubacheva, Maria Ivanova, Aleksei Trubachev

ABSTRACT: The possibility of using arsenazo I as a reagent for the spectrophotometric determination of the content of exchangeable (mobile) aluminum in soils of various types (clay, loamy, sandy, and sandy...

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Evaluating the Potentials of Local Soil Samples and Alum in Removing Color from Slaughterhouse Wastewater by Coagulation and Filtration

by Cornelius Tsamo, Martin Ngwabie, Jourdin Gongwala, Abba Paltahe

ABSTRACT: A large quantity of slaughterhouse wastewater (SWW), containing many pollutants, is generated during the slaughtering and cleaning process and needs to be treated before discharge to protect the...

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Di-hydrogen Storage in Novel (CnGen)2 Nanostructures: Theoretical Study at Density Functional Theory (DFT) Level

by Sellam Djamila, Elkebich Moumena, Arbia Yassamina, Brahimi Meziane

ABSTRACT: The Di-hydrogen solid-state is formed only at very low temperatures and pressures exceeding 1.5 million atmospheres. These draconian conditions are harmful to the economic and safe use of...