Prerequisites: graduate standing in Chemical and Environmental Engineering or consent of instructor
Description: Covers concepts of physical and chemical processes relevant to engineered and natural environmental systems. Topics include basic colloid chemistry, DLVO theory, coagulation and flocculation, mechanisms of particle removal in filters and transport in porous media, absorption, disinfection, control of disinfection by-products, and advanced treatment processes such as membranes.
Credit: Credit is awarded for only one of CEE 225 or CEE 225V, or ENVE 120.