1. Chemical Engineering
Emily King

2. What is it?
Chemical Engineering takes chemistry, math, and physics and applies these principles to chemical manufacturing
Basically these engineers take the ideas formed in a lab and put them into real life

3. Summary of Chemical Engineers
Pay: About $90,000 a year
Schooling: A bachelor's degree in chemical engineering
Employment: Nearly all chemical engineers work full time
Work Environment: Chemical engineers work either in offices or laboratories, some may work in other locations such as industrial plants

4. Job Outlook
The job outlook for chemical engineers is good because of the increase in demand for these jobs
As more and more substitutes for natural gas and other substances are being developed the demand for chemical engineer researchers grows as well

5. Education and Training
To be a chemical engineer you must have at least a four year bachelors degree in chemical engineering
Also, they need to have an understanding of physics, different kinds of math, and computers

6. Difference Between Chemists and Chemical Engineers
Although chemical engineers are similar to chemists, they study things that a chemist would and things that an engineer would; such as thermodynamics, fluid dynamics, process and design control, and electronics.
Although chemical engineers are similar to chemists, they study things that a chemist would and things that an engineer would
Such as thermodynamics, fluid dynamics, process and design control, and electronics

7. Work Conditions
Chemical engineers generally work on a manufacturing plant or at a research laboratory
Some chemists are required to take safety precautions and must wear steel toed boots, hard hats, and goggles
Most importantly a chemical engineer must be able to work well with others and as team

8. Money Chemical engineers make on average $90,000 a year
The lowest pay was about $57,000 whereas the highest was about $140,000
People who are in scientific research and development service make the most money
Those who are in synthetic fibers and substances make the lowest

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