ChemE Economics
Bioseparations
Electrical Circuits
Elements & Periodic Table
State Capitals
100

Term for a uniform series of cash transactions.

What is an annuity?

100

The two methods used to remove insolubles, including biomass, from the fermentation broth

What are filtration and centrifugation?

100

This type of current experiences sinusoidal voltages and occasionally changes direction

What is alternating current?

100

These are the only elements that are liquid at room temperature (20-25°C) and atmospheric pressure

What are Mercury and Bromine?

100

This is the most populous state capital

What is Phoenix, Arizona?

200

The total capital investment is the sum of these two types of capital

What are fixed capital and working capital?

200

This law provides the design equation upon which batch dead-end filtration is based

What is Darcy’s Law?

200

This component stores electrical charge and produces a potential difference across two plates

What is a capacitor?

200

This is the most common metal element in the Earth’s crust

What is Aluminum?

200

Largest state capital by land area

What is Juneau, Alaska

300

This depreciation system, created after the release of the Tax Reform Act of 1986, is currently used by businesses for federal taxes

What is MACRS? (Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System)

300

IEF is an electrophoresis technique that separates proteins based on this

What is the protein’s isoelectric point (pI)?

300

One part of this “Law” is that the sum of currents entering a junction is equal to the sum of the currents leaving the junction

What is Kirchhoff’s Law?

300

While the modern periodic table orders the elements by increasing atomic number, Mendeleev’s table arranged the elements by this

What is increasing atomic weight?

300

This state capital has the highest elevation above sea level

What is Santa Fe, New Mexico?

400

CEPCI is the acronym for this

What is the Chemical Engineering Plant Cost Index?

400

This type of chromatography utilizes specific interactions between a solute molecule (e.g., protein) and second immobilized molecule (e.g., an antibody)

What is affinity chromatography?

400

This is defined as the property of an electric conductor or circuit that causes an electromotive force to be generated by a change in the current flowing

What is inductance?

400

This is the hardest naturally occurring metal element based on the Mohs scale for hardness

What is Chromium?

400

These two state capitals lie on the 45th parallel

What are Salem, Oregon and St. Paul, Minnesota?

500

These costs represent operating expenses that vary with production rate

What are Direct Manufacturing Costs?

500

These 3 steps are commonly used to purify a recombinant protein using chromatography

What are bind, wash and elute?

500

This is the SI unit for inductance

What is the Henry?

500

This is the first artificially produced element that was isolated in 1937 by Carlo Perrier and Emilio Segrè

What is Technetium?

500

This is the northern most state capital in the contiguous 48 states

What is Olympia, Washington?

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