Chemical Engineering & Industrial Chemistry
Chemical Engineering combines physical sciences with engineering. As a discipline, chemical engineering draws on the theories of mass and heat transfer, reaction kinetics, and thermodynamics as the basis for developing various unit operations. These unit operations, which include distillation, membrane separation, hydraulics, and catalysis, to name a few, are then applied to the design, operation and optimization of devices and plants for a wide variety of industrial processes.
Like chemical engineering, industrial chemistry involves the development and optimization of various industrial processes. But the focus of industrial chemistry is the fundamental chemistry of such processes.
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USP 5,457,246 USP 5,452,586 USP 5,296,624 USP 5,258,534
Materials Science & Polymers:
USP 6,313,219 USP 5,965,202 USP 5,787,747 USP 5,739,180
Analytical Systems:
USP 6,570,158 USP 6,563,117 USP 5,938,932 USP 5,442,950
Laboratory Automation & Drug Delivery:
USP 6,742,549 USP 6,733,252 USP 6,694,197 USP 6,644,364