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Author
Mohammad Abutayeh holds a Ph.D. in chemical engineering from the
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University of South Florida (USF) - where he was working at the time
of writing this article - and is a Florida-registered professional engineer.
While at USF, he wrote a thesis on predicting the citrate soluble loss of the
dihydrate process, as well as a dissertation on simulating a novel passive
vacuum solar flash desalination process. He worked in several engineering
areas designing process control systems, optimizing unit operations,
customizing process equipment, administering U.S. patent laws, and many
other functions. He is currently a senior professional at NextEra Energy
Resources, LLC (Engineering & Construction Div., 700 Universe Blvd.,
Juno Beach, FL 33418; Phone: 561-691-7256; Fax: 561-694-3960; Email:
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