Calvin College

A branch of engineering that uses a variety of disciplines, including but not limited to chemistry, math, physics, and biology to study or design chemical processes. This is done to refine or create new technologies and products that focus on improving quality of life.

Chemical Engineering

Brigham Young University

The following are some industries chemical engineers work in:

- Manufacturing
- Pharmaceutical
- Healthcare
- Design and Construction
- Pulp and Paper
- Petrochemical
- Food Processing
- Specialty Chemicals
- Microelectronics
- Electronic and Advanced Materials
- Polymers
- Business Services
- Biotechnology
- Environmental Health and Safety

Chemical Engineering Industries

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Polymers: from DNA to rubber ducks

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