Name: PTTD - Number of theoretical plates for distillation columns using McCabe-Thiele method
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Rating: 5 (7 reviews)

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PTTD - Number of theoretical plates for distillation columns using McCabe-Thiele method

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2 weeks ago

PTTD is a handy tool for calculating theoretical plates in distillation columns. A must-have for chemical engineers. Highly recommended!

Sarah Johnson
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3 months ago

Absolutely love this app! It's incredibly useful for calculating theoretical plates in distillation.

Alex Johnson
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3 months ago

PTTD has made my work so much easier. The McCabe-Thiele method is now a breeze to use!

Samantha Lee
for PTTD - Number of theoretical plates for distillation columns using McCabe-Thiele method

3 months ago

Fantastic app! It provides accurate results for binary mixtures and saves me a lot of time.

David Smith
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3 months ago

This app is a game changer for distillation calculations. Highly recommend it to fellow chemists!

Emily Davis
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3 months ago

A must-have tool for anyone working with distillation. PTTD delivers precise data every time!

Michael Brown
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3 months ago

I'm impressed with how user-friendly this app is. Great for both students and professionals alike!

Jessica Wilson

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