What is the role of transport phenomena in chemical engineering?

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In summary, transport phenomena plays a crucial role in chemical engineering by studying the movement of energy, mass, and momentum in chemical systems. This includes the transfer of heat, mass, and momentum through various modes of transport such as conduction, convection, and diffusion. Understanding transport phenomena is essential for designing and optimizing chemical processes, as well as developing new materials and products in industries such as pharmaceuticals, energy, and food production.
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