Difference between revisions of "Chemical Engineering"
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Latest revision as of 02:17, July 28, 2011
Chemical engineering is a branch of engineering which uses math, physics and chemistry to design chemical processes.
Chemical engineers can work in a large range of areas, including:
- petroleum engineering
- nuclear engineering
- food engineering
- paper production
- synthetic flavor production