Chemistry and Medicinal Chemistry

Electrochemical Engineer

A chemical reaction brought on by the flow of electrical current is called an electrochemical synthesis. A kind of oxidation-reduction chemical reaction, these processes involve the transfer of an electron from one atom or molecule to another atom or molecule. When compared to other reactions, the atoms or molecules involved in an electrochemical reaction are comparatively far apart from one another, which forces the electrons that are being transferred to travel a longer distance and create an electrical current. The corrosion of metals, the capacity of some marine life to make electrical fields, and the functioning of human and other animal nervous systems are just a few examples of the many natural phenomena that depend on electrochemical methods. Additionally, they are crucial to contemporary chemical technology, particularly in the storage of electrical energy in batteries, and the electrochemical process known as electrolysis.
Metal refinement, fuel cell and battery manufacturing, Electrochemical energy conversion, electrochemical cell, and magneto electrochemistry.