Chemical Engineer
Published on Nov 30, 2015
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Brief Description
A chemical engineer apply the principles of math, science and chemistry that involve the production of chemicals and other products.
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How much do they earn?
Don't just think they earn a little because they only work on a table but they actually make (As of 2012) is 45.36 dollars per hour and 94,350 per year.
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What colleges help with that?
As i was doing my research i noticed in my own opinion that rice or something along those lines that they offer the best engineer courses is Rice University
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What high school courses can you take now to help you while you are preparing for the work force?
As of now you can being from taking advanced math and science courses
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What companies hire them as of now?
Some main compaines are Chevron and Motorola
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The history of chemical engineers
where has it come since the begining
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Who was the first chemical engineer?
The first chemical engineer was a man named George E. Davis
he was in fact from the U.K. (United Kingdom)
What were they originally used for?
You might have thought that they have changed over time but they actually have not changed since they were popular.
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How would the original creator feel about how well they have succeeded today?
Personally i think that he would feel astonished because he would have never thought it would be this good
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What has been the biggest they have done so far?
One of the biggest projects i have found was called the Manhattan project this project
was mainly to start the production of
atomic bombs World War II
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What are some serious things they have discovered
With all careers come seriousness which is basically all the job. They have discovered things that no man could have without them such as new drugs we use today for fuel and also medication
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Interesting facts
the eye opening things of this carrer
What do you have to do to become one?
In order to become one you need to at least have a bachelors degree in math, science and chemistry
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How have they grown over the years
In overall numbers they have grown to the point where almost all companies are looking for them and incorporating them
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How have they changed the world?
Chemical engineers have changed the world in only positives they have discovered new ways to use drugs and to produce new things and control operation
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Is there on deck training at the job you are working at?
No, you are required to know what you are doing by having training in that field (Math, and Science.)
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Are they projected to grow in numbers any time soon?
Yes, from a trusted site (http://www.bls.gov/ooh/architecture-and-engineering/chemical-engineers.htm) predict that from 2012 to 2022 there is supposed to be a increase in numbers of 1500 and that's 4%.
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In conclusion chemical engineers work with chemicals that you would need a lot of safety equipment to ensure your safety. you will need a minimum of a bachelors degree in math, science, or algebra. you need to be mentally prepared for the challenges such as dealing with very dangerous chemicals that most of us wont do. Also in the means of watching production of products knowing with one flaw the whole thing can fall apart. So to achieve this job you need to do your best everyday
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