The postgraduate research direction of applied chemistry usually includes the following aspects:
1.*Fine Chemicals**:
Research and development of fine chemicals, such as surfactants, dyes, coatings, pharmaceutical intermediates, etc.
2.*Electrochemistry**:
Investigate the transfer of electric charge in matter and the resulting chemical reactions, including applications in batteries, electrolytic cells, sensors, and more.
3.*Environmental Chemistry**:
Research on the importance, migration, transformation and fate of pollutants, as well as environmental pollution control technologies.
4.Materials Science and Engineering
Develop new functional materials, such as nanomaterials, biomaterials, energy materials, etc., and study their properties and applications.
5.*Analytical Chemistry**:
The qualitative and quantitative analysis methods of each component in the sample are studied, including the application of modern analytical techniques such as chromatography, spectroscopy, and mass spectrometry.
6.*Organic Synthetic Chemistry**:
Research on synthetic methods and technologies of organic compounds, as well as the design and preparation of new drugs and materials.
7.*Inorganic Chemistry & Inorganic Materials**:
The properties, structures and synthesis methods of inorganic materials, as well as the preparation and performance optimization of inorganic materials, were studied.
8.*Polymer Chemistry & Physics**:
Research on the synthesis, modification and application of polymer materials in various fields (such as plastics, rubber, fibers, etc.).
9.*Chemical Biology**:
The study of chemical problems in biological processes, including the structure, function, and interactions of biological macromolecules.
10.*Green Chemistry & Sustainability**:
Explore environmentally friendly chemical reactions and processes to achieve efficient use of resources and reduce pollution.
Different universities may offer different pathways, so it is advisable to check with the graduate admissions office or supervisor of the target institution to understand their curriculum and research direction when choosing a postgraduate pathway. At the same time, according to the individual's interests, abilities and career planning, determine the most suitable research area for themselves.