Difference between revisions of "Chemical Engineering"
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| − | '''Chemical engineering''' is a branch of [[engineering]] which uses [[math]], [[physics]] and [[chemistry]] to design chemical processes. | + | '''Chemical engineering''' is a branch of [[engineering]] which uses [[math]]{{fact}}, [[physics]]{{fact}} and [[chemistry]]{{fact}} to design chemical processes.{{fact}} |
| − | Chemical engineers can work in a large range of areas, including: | + | Chemical engineers can work in a large range{{fact}} of areas, including: |
| − | *[[petroleum]] engineering | + | *[[petroleum]] engineering{{fact}} |
| − | *[[nuclear]] engineering | + | *[[nuclear]] engineering{{fact}} |
| − | *[[food]] engineering | + | *[[food]] engineering{{fact}} |
| − | *[[paper]] production | + | *[[paper]] production{{fact}} |
| − | *synthetic [[flavor]] production | + | *synthetic [[flavor]] production{{fact}} |
[[Category:Chemical Engineering]] | [[Category:Chemical Engineering]] | ||
Revision as of 03:19, October 22, 2007
Chemical engineering is a branch of engineering which uses math[Citation Needed], physics[Citation Needed] and chemistry[Citation Needed] to design chemical processes.[Citation Needed]
Chemical engineers can work in a large range[Citation Needed] of areas, including:
- petroleum engineering[Citation Needed]
- nuclear engineering[Citation Needed]
- food engineering[Citation Needed]
- paper production[Citation Needed]
- synthetic flavor production[Citation Needed]