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[QUOTE="Chestermiller, post: 5855157, member: 345636"] As a chemical engineer, I can tell you that there is no typical day, and that there are a wide variety of career options, ranging from operating manufacturing facilities to research and development. So, it depends on what you enjoy doing. Unlike HS where chemistry was lots of memorization, chemical engineering focuses on designing and operating equipment for chemical plants (although, it can be applied in many other areas as well). The focus in on physical chemistry and thermodynamics. These principles are applied to problem solving in chemical engineering work. [/QUOTE]
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