Chemical Engineering
Chemical engineering and chemistry are really two different disciplines. Chemical engineering is the general knowledge of chemistry but with a focus on mathmatics, fluid dynamics, and thermodynamics. Chemistry is a fundamental knowledge in the chemical properties, reactions, and their principles and theories. Chemical engineers work in processing plants, while chemists work in labs analzing materials and their processes.
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Chemical engineers work in a variety of industries, including pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, energy, and materials processing. They may work in research and development, process design and optimization, production, or process control, depending on their area of specialization.
You probably think that chemistry is part of physics, but it is not. Both are part of physical science, but different branches, and both study the structure and properties of matter. Physics deals with understand the universe in a fundamental way. Chemistry is how substances interact with each other.
Chemical Element Flowchart
- Magnetic Element
- Antiferromagnetic Element
- Diamagnetic Element
- Ferromagnetic Element
- Paramagnetic Element
- Non Magnetic Element
- Metal Element
- Alkali Metal
- Alkaline Earth Metal
- Lanthanide
- Actinide
- Transition Metal
- Post-transition Metal
- Ferrous Metal
- Non-ferrous Metal
- Metalloid Element
- Nonmetal Element
- Diatomic Nonmetal
- Polyatomic Nonmetal
- Noble Gas
- Radioactive Element
- State of an Element
- Gas Element State
- Liquid Element State
- Solid Element State
- Unknown Element State
- Synthetic Element
- Unknown Chemical Element
