what are the uses of computers in the areas of industrial chemistry?
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the branch of chemistry that uses a lot of computer is analytical. it depends on what kind of instrument, but most of them are connected to a computer to get the data/output
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Find out how thermodynamics can improve daily life. Industrial apllications too.
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a cyllindrical column, resin specific to the molecule/product, a skid/computer to vary solvents, a fraction collector and some other stuff.
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The following web sites should be utilized to retrieve MSDSs and other pertinent information regarding chemical or product characteristics and/or hazards:\n\nPrimary Chemical Vendors for Laboratory Reagents:\nhttp://www.vwrsp.com/search/index.cgi?tmpl=msds – VWR\nhttp://www.emscience.com/search/index.asp – EM Science\nhttp://www.jtbaker.com/cgi-bin/pasi.pl – JT Baker site – very user friendly – good MSDS formats and content.\n\nOther Chemical Vendors:\nhttps://www1.fishersci.com/chemical/info/msdsinfo.jsp – Fisher may require establishing an account first – search is still free though and this is one of the most powerful, and maybe the best, MSDS search site.  When doing product search, it is best to click on Power Search to do search.\nhttps://www.sigmaaldrich.com/SAWS.nsf/Pages/Sigma?editDocument – Sigma Aldrich - may have to create account to search products.\n\nOther Chemical Portals:\nhttp://www.chemfinder.com/ - ChemFinder – more of a purchasing site but you can retrieve MSDSs.\nhttp://hazard.com/msds/index.html – Univ. of Vermont’s MSDS site.\n\nCommercial Products:\nBetter for finding commercial products such as WD-40. \nhttp://msdsonline.com/ - MSDS Online  - has a list right on the homepage of most requested MSDSs and most searched companies which is a unique feature.\nhttp://msds.pdc.cornell.edu/msdssrch.asp – Cornell’s MSDS site.\n\nOther Chemical Reference Sites:\nhttp://www.epa.gov/crs/ - EPA’s Chemical Registry Site - good for finding CAS numbers for chemicals or getting a chemical name or synonym by searching by CAS number.\nhttp://www.cdc.gov/niosh/npg/npgd0000.html – NIOSH website – good for finding exposure and toxicity data.\nhttp://www.iarc.fr/pageroot/database.html – IARC webpage for cancer-specific reference.\nhttp://www.pdrel.com/pdr/static.htm?path=controlled/searchpdrindex.htm – Physician’s Desk Reference Online – good for active drug substances reference.\n\nJust for fun\nhttp://webserver.lemoyne.edu/faculty/giunta/archema.html – a glossary of archaic chemical terms – in case you are reading through dated texts.
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Too many to list them in a single answer.\n\nStarting with infrastructure:\n\nEmergency shower, other emergency equipment (fire extinguisher, eye-shower...)\n\nchemical-resistant benches, water leads, wastewater leads. Optionally gases, steam, deionized water.\nElectrical leads.\n\nflue, laminar flow workbenches...\n\nGlassware: lots of different forms, special glasses...\nCeramics, metal vessels...\n\nAnalytical instruments and machines, starting with stirrers, heaters or shakers, thermometres, electrodes, and going on to fully automatted multi-element analysis or biological reactors.\n\nYour average lab catalogue usually shows only part of what can be in a scientific chemistry laboratory.
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keeps track of chemical compounds
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Many. These are what we use. Hope it helps your homework\n\nWe can write letters to customers. ( using wordprocessors)\nWe can keep records of our prices and what we sell to people, and what they owe us. (databases)\nWe can communicate with our customers and suppliers.( email)\nWe can research new products and ideas (web)\nWe can make web sites to sell to people. (html, and php)\nWe can manipulate pictures so they look better to our customers.(photoshop)\nWe can design new lines on computers. ( Cadcam)\nWe can do very complicated calculations ( spreadsheets)
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Computer Electrionics
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Today, chemistry plays an important role in nearly every area of commercial and residential construction. Virtually every component of construction involves the use of chemistry -- from vinyl drainage pipes below the foundation to roofing materials. Chemistry is used to make pipes, siding, windowsills and frames, roofing, carpeting, paints, sealants, wall coverings, insulation and adhesives. It plays an important role not only in construction, but also in preserving a building from damage caused by time and nature.\n\nThe average new house in the United States contains tens of thousands of dollars of chemistry-based products. Chemistry is used to make building materials that are fire and rust retardant. Chemistry is used to supply energy-saving materials like home insulation and thermal windows. Stronger materials better protect us from high winds and even earthquakes, and more flexible materials contribute to design, function and comfort.
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MEDICAL,ENGEENIERCOMPUTER ETC.
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It chemistry my dear............chemistry
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This might help :)\nhttp://www.chemicalforums.com/index.php?board=8;action=display;threadid=3263
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Microsoft word processing software used in the creation of text documents.\nThrough Excel, we can \nCreate a new workbook. \nEnter text and numbers. \nEdit text and numbers. \nInsert and delete columns and rows
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I'm not really sure what your question is. We use computers in our business for everything from processing information about our customers to tracking sales to communicating with customers and internally. Computers fully drive our business.
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try this\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Laboratory_equipment
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There are various applications.\n\nOne is the study of the selectivity of the Fischer-Tropsch synthesis.  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fischer-Tropsch_synthesis\n\nYou can also use it to measure toxic substances in soil, air, or water since the accuracy of GC is very good.\n\nIn popular culture, it has been used to catch criminals by analyzing the trace elements at a crime and using it to identify where it came from.  It doesn't really work like that in real life, but it's a nice thought.
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chemistry has many branches:\n1)Analytical chem\n2)Physical chem\n3)Organic Chemistry\n4)Inorganic Chem\n5)Chem reaction engineering\n6)Biochemistry\n7)Chem process principles\n8)Chem engineering\n9)clinical Chem\n10)food Chem\n11)polymer chem\n12)industrial chem\n\nas for the uses,find it urself!(turn to matthew 7:7 and u will now why!)