What are three areas you can study chemistry?

Answer 1

Organic chemistry
Inorganic chemistry
Physical chemistry
Biochemistry
Analytical chemistry
Theoretical chemistry
Materials chemistry
Nuclear chemistry

There are many other related branches of chemistry, but these are the major subdisciplines.

See the Web Links to the left for more information about these disciplines, as well as a list of less important related disciplines of chemistry.

Answer 2

Traditional chemistry starts with the study of elementary particles, atoms, molecules, substances, metals,crystals and other aggregates of matter. in solid, liquid, and gas states, whether in isolation or combination. The interactions, reactions and transformations that are studied in chemistry are usually a result of interaction between atoms, leading to rearrangements in the chemical bonds which hold atoms together.

Answer 3

- inorganic chemistry

- organic chemistry

- electrochemistry

- radiochemistry

- photochemistry

- nuclear chemistry

- biochemistry

- agrochemistry

- foods chemistry

- polymer chemistry

- cosmochemistry

- clinical chemistry

etc.

Answer 4

A chemical engineer's typical fields of study include:

1. Fluid mechanics, hydraulics, fluid dynamics

2. Engineering thermodynamics, Heat transfer

3. Mass transfer, Unit operations & processes

4. Plant design, economics, process control and instrumentation

5. Environmental safety, pollution control

6. Energy systems, energy production

7. Designing reactors, kinetics and reaction engineering

Answer 5

As a chemical engineer myself, here are some of the core topics that a chemical engineer should know:

1. Heat and mass transfer

2. Transport phenomena

3. Thermodynamics

4. Process control

5. Separation processes

6. Kinetics and reactor design

These six broad topics are what I find to be essential to any chemical engineer. The first three are fundamental core topics that you must know while the later three are essential but may not be unnecessary for all job prospects (some of you may not end up doing reactor design).

Regardless, most undergraduate degree programs will most likely touch all six topics.

Answer 6

Many fields depend on chemical processes and their improvement:

Medicine, Biology, and pharmacology.

Manufacturing, engineering, energy, and transportation.

Answer 7

Organic Chemistry

Analytical Chemistry

Physical Chemistry

Answer 8

Different fields in chemistry are: biochemistry, inorganic chemistry, photochemistry, electrochemistry, thermochemistry, mecanochemistry, etc.

Answer 9

biochemistry