Fact is chemical engineering is not chemistry and chemical engineering not a subject of laboratory but it is work of chemist chemical engineering is sub of how to control industrial tool such as reactor
Chemical engineering student here. We have organic lab, physical chemistry lab, gen chem lab, and analytical labs and electrochemistry lab. We have a little bit more chemistry than the average program bc it's 5 years (it's actually way more but that's the minimum possible). Most chemical engineering programs I've seen have organic lab gen chem lab and maybe another chem lab and that's it. So this video is not that crazy.
Is chemE really worth it? I got a fully paid scholarship to study chemistry abroad but I'm thinking of turning it down to pursue chemE. should I do that?
Are you insane!! Its not just the "C" of chemical engineering, chemical engineering is totally different thing their job is in Industry not in chemistry lab !! You are taking about chemist
? Chemical engineers have lab courses. Gen chem lab, organic lab and sometimes polymer labs, electrochemistry labs, analytical labs and more. Depends on the university. Mine had a lot of chemistry math physics and engineering.
Believe me guys but a Chemical Engineer is never found in laboratory... you can find him in simulation room, or on production floor
That’s not true. Many chemical engineers are involved in research.
Yes, you can chemical engineers in all fields of work… true.
Yes I am also in chemical engineering , The chemical engineers are only on huge plant.
A percentage of them might be. A less than10%.
Or in a van middle of a desert???
Fact is chemical engineering is not chemistry and chemical engineering not a subject of laboratory but it is work of chemist chemical engineering is sub of how to control industrial tool such as reactor
Is that chemical engineering is easy to study or its feel difficult 😢 plz give me reply
@@pradeepnaik5592please don't join in chemical engineering. It is very difficult to find job
Is studying chemical engineering worth it?
Yes. A chemical engineer with 1-3 year of experience is making 90k per year. After 3 years chemical engineer can make more than 100k per year
They must be chemistry students not chemical engineer
Chemical engineering student here. We have organic lab, physical chemistry lab, gen chem lab, and analytical labs and electrochemistry lab. We have a little bit more chemistry than the average program bc it's 5 years (it's actually way more but that's the minimum possible).
Most chemical engineering programs I've seen have organic lab gen chem lab and maybe another chem lab and that's it. So this video is not that crazy.
Please tell about chemical engineering
Worth checking out our “Process Engineer for a Day”; it’s part of Chemical Engineering: czcams.com/video/zmwq3cODyEk/video.html
You can also download some guidance documents here: www.hw.ac.uk/dubai/engineer-for-a-day.htm
I want to become a scientist
We like scientists too 😀
study chemistry do PHD and join R&D department in an industry
Is chemE really worth it? I got a fully paid scholarship to study chemistry abroad but I'm thinking of turning it down to pursue chemE. should I do that?
So what you gonna do?
Which coolege is this?
Heriot-Watt University...this is the Dubai campus, but we have campuses in the UK and Malaysia too
Me is chemistry student 😊
is it true to be good in FLUID MECH,MASS&HEAT TRANSFER,CRE,THERMO ??
What do you mean? You certainly must be good on those subjects. They are the heart of chemical engineering
how much money does a chemical engineer earn per annum
Lots! 💰
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Are you insane!! Its not just the "C" of chemical engineering, chemical engineering is totally different thing their job is in Industry not in chemistry lab !! You are taking about chemist
This vid was just the "setting up"; watch the episode...its definitely chem/process eng :)
czcams.com/video/zmwq3cODyEk/video.html
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Chemical engineers have lab courses. Gen chem lab, organic lab and sometimes polymer labs, electrochemistry labs, analytical labs and more. Depends on the university.
Mine had a lot of chemistry math physics and engineering.