Chemistry 

Industrial and Engineering Chemistry

Industrial chemistry is concerned with using chemical and physical processes to transform raw substances into products that are really useful to humanity. This consists of the manufacture of primary chemicals to produce products for a range of industries. Industrial chemistry can be thinking of as an enterprise that generates synthetic replacements for natural products.

Industrial chemistry is part of the long chain in the design and manufacturing process. Industrial chemists deal with the ideas, the design, the testing, and prototyping of new industrial products. In order to design something completely new to assist resolve the important issues of the world their necessary skills are, in-depth knowledge and application of chemistry and creativity with chemicals. Whereas a chemical engineer deals with the entire process of altering raw substances into a beneficial, marketable product, an industrial chemist would look mainly at the nitty gritty science stuff, scrutinising the chemical components and designing a ‘method’ for the product then work out the excellent way to make it.

The industrial chemist precedes the chemical engineer in the process of bringing something to market. The primary areas of research and teaching are on the catalyst and process development, mechanical and thermal unit operations and method of chemical reaction engineering. The Chemical Technology permits efficient manufacturing of basic, intermediate and end products.