Pure & Applied Chemistry

Fundamentals & principles of applied chemistry

Applied Chemistry means application of theories and principles of Chemistry to practical purposes.

Major of Applied Chemistry consists of laboratories of applied chemistry, environmental chemical engineering, and material sciences, in which students can study and research vigorously in extensive fields such as life, environment, energy and material development and also learn their IUPAC. For human survival, it is required to have advanced material transformation technology that enriches human life and propulsion of biotechnology necessary for life/medicine/field of food, development of materials for environmental harmony, resources-saving and energy-saving technology, and also environmental system to live together with natural ecological system etc., In science, we usually talk about two types of research: pure and applied.  Pure research focuses on answering basic questions such as, "how do gases behave?"  Applied Chemistry tools would be involved in the process of developing a specific preparation for a gas in order for it to be produced and delivered efficiently and economically. This division sounds like it would be easy to make, but sometimes we cannot draw a clear line between what is “pure” and what is “applied chemistry.”