Keeping my mind sharp

[lilkane3np]

Hey all, I am a new engineer and currently work in a job that does not allow me to fully utilize the skills and concepts learned while in undergrad. I was wondering if anyone knew how to obtain the teacher editions or solutions manuals to some of the standard texts used in the ChE courses. ( I would list some examples but for some reason I can't think of any right now). I ask because I am trying to go through and keep my mind fresh with some of the problems, but without definite answers and explanations I could just be practicing bad habits and I don't want to do that. I know this isn't a technical question, but I appreciate any and all responses.

Thanks All

 

[lilkane3np]

Well, if anyone else is looking, I found one site :

http://www.esnips.com

. It looks as if users can upload books of their choosing and there are quite a few selections if you search for "chemical engineering" . If there are any others you know I am still open for suggestions.

 

[skearse]

You may also want to consider a PE study guide book as well:

http://www.amazon.com/Chemical-Engineering-Reference-Manual-Exam/dp/0912045922

 

[dogtop]

You could also purchase this manual. That will keep you on your toes.

http://www.pelicense.org/chemdesc.html

HTH