3^rd International Conference on
Chemistry and Chemical Engineering

About Conference

On behalf of Pulsus Conferences, we are very much glad to invite all the interested people around the globe to attend the 3^rd International Conference on Chemistry and Chemical Engineering which is to be held on September 21-22, 2020 at London, UK which will imprint a convention of all the Chemistry Professionals, Experts, Lecturers, Researchers, Students And Business Delegates. This conference will be organised around the theme “A Panoptic Vision on the Innovations in Chemistry”.

International Conference on Chemistry and Chemical Engineering 2020 is composed of numerous interactive sessions on the most recent trends in the research and development in all aspects of chemistry. This conference focuses mainly to congregate all the experts and dignitaries all over the world who has the well-versed knowledge in chemistry to share their experience in solving the most complicated practical problems and experiments with the delegates. This conference provides a great opportunity for all the sector people to come under one roof to share their innovative thoughts and ideas to build a scientific network.  This conference is mainly concerned about reducing the menace in the usage of chemistry in social life.

The supreme goal of the conference is to provide a magnificent event that comprises of many activities like discussion, poster presentation, workshops, seminars, symposiums, exhibitions, and so on. This allows the attendees mainly the budding young minds to exhibit and showcase their talents and ideas as well as to gain some novel ideas from the notable speakers. We amicably invite all the concerned academicians and interested scientists to join us at the gathering and to make it a successful event by your presence.

HAPPENINGS AT THE CONFERENCE:

·         Keynote Speech

·         Oral Presentation

·         Video Presentation

·         Business Discussion

·         Poster Presentation

·         Paper Publication

·         Workshop organising

·         Academic partnering

·         Collaboration proposals

·         Sponsorship opportunities

WHY TO ATTEND?

            International Conference on Chemistry and Chemical Engineering 2020 will highlight the recent progressions in the field of chemistry around the globe. This indeed will provide a fostering innovative environment to learn the insights and to exchange the ideas and thoughts among the delegates and the renowned speakers. This event will provide a great opportunity for the delegates to explore the beautiful city as well as to enhance their knowledge in the field of chemistry. It helps to build a bridge between the research scholars and the business professionals to experiment the innovations. Pulsus Conferences provides a great opportunity for the young minds to win exciting ‘Young Scientist Awards’ by showcasing their inner talents.

WHO CAN ATTEND?

·         Chemists

·         Chemical Engineers

·         Chemistry associations

·         Research Scholars

·         University Professors

·         Faculties of Chemistry

·         R&D Heads of industries

·         Doctors

·         Pharmacologists

·         Clinical researchers

·         Healthcare professionals

·         Clinicians

·         Business Entrepreneurs

·         Industrialists

·         Marketing Executives

·         Advertising Executives

·         Student Attendees

Sessions

Track 1: Analytical Chemistry

Analytical chemistry is the branch of science that obtains, processes, and gathers the information about the configuration and composition of the constituents in a corresponding sample material. This field of chemistry provides the qualitative and quantitative information of the analytes present in the sample. The qualitative information furnishes about the identification of the chemical constituents in the sample whereas the quantitative information determines the amount of constituent present in it.

·         Track 1-1 Classical methods

·         Track 1-2 Qualitative analysis

·         Track 1-3 Quantitative analysis

·         Track 1-4 Instrumental methods

·         Track 1-5 Spectroscopy

·         Track 1-6 Standards

Track 2: Biochemistry

            Biochemistry traverses through the vital metabolic and chemical processes that are being carried out within or relating to the different kinds of living organisms at cellular as well as molecular level. The subject biochemistry is the fusion of the two different disciplines namely biology and chemistry. This mainly focuses on the processes and reactions relating to the biological macromolecules such as proteins, nucleic acid, carbohydrates, fats, minerals, and vitamins. It is also used to describe the processes for a better understanding of the interactions and functions of the biomolecules.

·         Track 2-1Biomolecules

·         Track 2-2 Metabolism

·         Track 2-3 Enzymology

·         Track 2-4 Cell biology

·         Track 2-5 Molecular biology

Track 3: Chemical Engineering & Petrochemistry

            Chemical engineering is the stream of engineering that combinedly deals with the various disciplines like chemistry, physics, biology, mathematics, and economics to innovate, process, transmute, modify the unprocessed materials into useful products. Chemical engineering plays a vital role in the pharmaceutical industries. Petrochemistry is the branch of chemistry that focuses only on the conversion of natural gas and crude oil into fruitful commodities which is then utilized for commercial purposes. The petrochemistry is one of the newly emerging industries.  

·         Track 3-1 Process engineering

·         Track 3-2 Product engineering

·         Track 3-3 Metallurgy

·         Track 3-4 Thermodynamics

·         Track 3-5 Fluid dynamics

Track 4: Colloid and Surface Chemistry

            Colloidal chemistry is an integral part of physical chemistry. The colloid is the mixture of the dispersed phase of several soluble and insoluble materials. It is broadly classified into two types namely hydrophilic colloids i.e. colloid particles attracts towards the water and hydrophobic colloids i.e. colloid particles get repelled by water. Surface chemistry is the study of both physical and chemical reactions that occur at the interface of any two states of matter. It also focuses on modifying the chemical composition of the surface.

·         Track 4-1 Types of colloids

·         Track 4-2 Methods of preparation

·         Track 4-3 Stabilisation of colloids

·         Track 4-4 Adsorption isotherm

·         Track 4-5 Catalysis

Track 5: Computational Chemistry

            Computational chemistry is one of the sub-disciplines of chemistry that makes use of computer simulation that aids in solving the existing complicated chemical problems. This is also used to inquire about the fundamental physical and chemical properties of the atomic and molecular constituents using the principles of quantum mechanics and thermodynamics. It can also be utilized to determine the vibrational spectra of the simple molecules. It has become one of the integral tools in most of the sub-disciplines of chemistry.

·         Track 5-1 Quantum mechanics

·         Track 5-2 Phototherapy

·         Track 5-3 Adsorption science

·         Track 5-4 Molecular dynamics

·         Track 5-5 Chemical dynamics

Track 6: Electrochemistry

            The electrochemistry is the branch of physical chemistry that deals with the correlation of the electrical and chemical reactions produced due to the passage of electric current. It mainly accounts for the generation of electricity by the redox reaction. An electrochemical reaction is a phenomenon in which the electricity is produced when an electron flows between the two electrodes (i.e. cathode and anode) through the electrolyte solution. This electrochemistry plays a vital role in the industries producing electrical batteries.

·         Track 6-1 Electrolysis

·         Track 6-2 Corrosion

·         Track 6-3 Redox reaction

·         Track 6-4 Electroplating

·         Track 6-5 Fuel cells

Track 7: Food & Agricultural Chemistry

            Food chemistry deals with the study and the analysis of chemical reactions and processes of the biological and non-biological components present in the food materials. The food chemistry also provides the information about the chemical and biological composition of the food and to study the fundamental properties of the constituents. Agricultural chemistry is the science that mainly considers the organic and biochemistry which closely relates to agricultural production. It is concerned about the soil ecosystem where the living and non-living constituents interacts with one another in more complicated cycles.

·         Track 7-1 Food processing

·         Track 7-2 Food packaging

·         Track 7-3 Preservation methods

·         Track 7-4 Chemurgy

·         Track 7-5 Yield of crops

·         Track 7-6 Quality of Agri-products

·         Track 7-7 Fertilisers

Track 8: Green and Sustainable Chemistry

            Green and sustainable chemistry is the newly emerging concept which primarily characterized for minimizing environmental damage and hazards to living beings that are resulted by the synthesis, processing, and utility of various chemical constituents. This concept is mainly introduced in order to improve synthetic chemistry thereby providing an environmental-friendly ecosystem. The green chemistry stands as the primary key for sustainable development. It is a scientific idea that aims to improve the efficacy thereby replacing the use of chemical products by natural resources.

·         Track 8-1 Energy conservation

·         Track 8-2 Human health

·         Track 8-3 Ozone depletion

·         Track 8-4 Chemical disturbance of ecosystem

·         Track 8-5 Environmental degradation

Track 9: Industrial Chemistry

            Industrial chemistry is the art that is concerned with the transmutation of the raw form of material into products that are useful to mankind. This process of transmutation of the raw materials involves a variety of procedures such as grinding, blending, dissolving, heating, cooling, evaporating, distilling, crystalizing, molding, casting, blowing, filtering, and many other physical, chemical, biological processes.

·         Track 9-1 Processing

·         Track 9-2 Raw materials

·         Track 9-3 Agrochemicals

·         Track 9-4 Oleochemicals

·         Track 9-5 Petrochemicals

Track 10: Inorganic Chemistry

                     Inorganic chemistry is the study of the configuration, properties, reactivity, and processes of all the inorganic chemical constituents except that of hydrocarbons and their derivatives. It is represented as the traditional core of the chemistry. This inorganic chemistry has its applications in every aspect of the chemical industries. It majorly deals with the 70 metallic compounds in combination with the non-metals. Inorganic chemistry has emerged as a major factor in the evolution of technology and sciences.

·         Track 10-1 Types of chemical compounds

·         Track 10-2 Acid-base chemistry

·         Track 10-3 Coordination chemistry

·         Track 10-4 Molecular orbital theory

·         Track 10-5 Crystal field theory

Track 11: Materials Chemistry

            Material chemistry is one of the streams of chemistry that focuses on synthesis, characterization, and understanding of the substances. It mainly constitutes 4 major components such as synthesis, configuration, characterization, and usage. It combines elements from all the four major areas of chemistry but has a scholarly focus on the elemental scientific issues that are distinctive to the materials. This material chemistry serves as a conjunct between chemistry, engineering, and life sciences. It provides a strong connection between basic science and the newly evolving technologies.

·         Track 11-1 Crystallography

·         Track 11-2 Composites

·         Track 11-3 Ceramic engineering

·         Track 11-4 Nuclear spectroscopy

·         Track 11-5 Nanotechnology

·         Track 11-6 Femtotechnology

Track 12: Medicinal Chemistry

            Medicinal chemistry is the interconnection of synthetic organic chemistry and pharmacology which involves the chemical synthesis of drugs and evolution in the market of pharmacy. This involves the process of applying the chemistry techniques for improvising and synthesizing new medicines. This is one of the most fostering fields as it connects many scientific subdivisions that allow for the collaboration of one scientist with the other in research and development of novel drugs and medicines. This field has a rapid progression over the last few decades.

·         Track 12-1 Synthetic chemistry

·         Track 12-2 Drug design

·         Track 12-3 Drug distribution

·         Track 12-4 Pharmacogenomics

·         Track 12-5 Salvage Therapy

·         Track 12-6 CAR T-cell Therapy

·         Track 12-7 Prophylactic Therapy

·         Track 12-8 Pathobiochemistry 

Track 13: Organic Chemistry

            Organic chemistry is the sub-discipline of chemistry that deals with the study of the structure, properties, configuration, processes and synthesis of the carbon compounds which not only comprises of hydrocarbon but also the compounds with any other elements such as oxygen, nitrogen, silicon, sulphur. It is highly utilized to create new molecules and enhance the properties of the existing compounds. This mainly accounts for the substances found in the living organisms. Organic chemistry plays an important role in our day-to-day life.

·         Track 13-1 Stereochemistry

·         Track 13-2 Nomenclature

·         Track 13-3 Classification of organic compounds

·         Track 13-4 Functional groups

·         Track 13-5 Carbocation and carbanion

Track 14: Pharmaceutical Chemistry

            Pharmaceutical chemistry deals with the study of drugs and their development. This aids to cure and provide remedies for all dreadful diseases. It is much closely related to medicinal chemistry.  This involves the discovery, delivery, absorption, metabolism and more about drugs. This field contributes more to life-saving remedies. Pharmaceutical chemistry has three sub-disciplines such as pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, and drug metabolism which helps to know more about the effects of drugs on the human body.

·         Track 14-1 Pharmacokinetics

·         Track 14-2 Pharmacodynamics

·         Track 14-3 Drug metabolism

·         Track 14-4 Pharmacology

·         Track 14-5 Drug development

Track 15: Polymer Chemistry

            Polymer chemistry is one of the main branches of chemistry that deals with the study of the production and characterization of the polymer molecules. The polymer is the macromolecule which is obtained by the repeated addition of one or more simple monomer molecules. This serves as the most emphasized field of chemistry because of its ease in synthesis and the utility of the polymers in day-to-day life. The concepts and techniques used in polymer chemistry are also pertinent to the other sub-disciplines of chemistry.

·         Track 15-1 Synthetic polymers

·         Track 15-2 Biopolymers

·         Track 15-3 Types of polymerization

·         Track 15-4 Catalysts in polymer chemistry

·         Track 15-5 Applications of polymers

Track 16: Forensic Chemistry

            Forensic chemistry is a subfield of forensic science to detect the information about the physical as well as the biological evidence in criminal cases. Here the substances or evidence like blood, DNA, fingerprints, footprints are analysed in order to determine the time when the crime was happened and also helps to find by whom the crime was committed. This plays a vital role in solving crimes in society by identifying the appropriate criminal thereby protecting the innocent from the unjust punishments.

·         Track 16-1 Chromatography

·         Track 16-2 Toxicology

·         Track 16-3 Methodology

·         Track 16-4 Forensic anthropology

Track 17: Nuclear Chemistry

            Nuclear chemistry is the sub-discipline of chemistry which mainly focuses on radioactivity, nuclear processes, and nuclear transmutation. It involves the study of the synthesis of new radioactive materials and their uses in various applications. Nuclear chemistry is concerned mainly with the study of the nucleus, its properties, and changes. Nuclear chemistry plays an important role in medicine especially as a diagnostic tool in cancer treatment. Nuclear chemistry is useful as well as more hazardous to the living being.  

·         Track 17-1 Radiation chemistry

·         Track 17-2 Types of nuclear reactions

·         Track 17-3 Nuclear spectroscopy

·         Track 17-4 Nuclear medicine

·         Track 17-5 Nuclear transmutation

Track 18: Physical Chemistry

            Physical chemistry is the subfield of chemistry which is more related to the application of the concepts and methodology of physics in chemical systems. It is used to study the behaviour of the matter at atomic as well as the molecular level which further helps in the development of new theories and the formation of more complex structures. The physical chemistry comprises four sub-disciplines namely organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, analytical chemistry, and biochemistry. The physical chemistry is much important in the research and development of new materials.

·         Track 18-1 Chemical kinetics

·         Track 18-2 Solid-state chemistry

·         Track 18-3 Photochemistry

·         Track 18-4 Biophysical chemistry

·         Track 18-5 Chemical thermodynamics 

Market Analysis

Chemical industry is one of the oldest industries in manufacturing sector. It not only plays a vital role in fulfilling the day to day requirements of an average person, but also contributes remarkably towards industrial and economic boom of a nation. The universal chemical industry is one of the largest industries in the world and it reports for approximately 15% of the US manufacturing profit sector. Globally all the major sections in the chemical industry are awaited to witness a strong growth in the future decades. For example, the global specialty chemicals market is expected to augment USD 226 billion in market size by 2022, while the market size for industrial gases will grow over USD 29 billion by 2021. The revenue of the chemical industry in the United States accounts around 522 billion U.S. dollars.

In UK, the chemical and pharmaceutical industries is one of the major industries that plays a vital role in the augmentation of the country’s economy. Mainly the food, beverage, and tobacco processing sector serve an integral part in UK’s manufacturing. The chemical industry serves employment for nearly half a million people. The annual turnover of the UK chemical industry accounts nearly £24.5 billion. The key areas in which the UK chemical industry is active are petrochemicals, paints, inorganics, detergents, polymers, personal care products, agrochemicals.

Globally, the market for fire suppressants should augment to $24.8 billion by 2024 from $18.8 billion in 2019 with a compound annual growth rate of about 5.7% for a time period of 2019-2024.

Globally the market for waterproofing chemicals accounted $9.4 billion in 2019 and it is expected to reach $12.3 billion by 2024 with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.4% for the time period of 2019-2024.

The universal market for transparent conductive coatings needs to grow from $5.0 billion in 2019 to $7.5 billion by 2024, at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.6% for the period of 2019-2024.

The global market for abrasion resistance coatings wants to reach $10.3 billion by 2023 from $7.5 billion in 2018 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.5% for the forecast period of 2018 to 2023.

The international market for acetic acid must reach $7.6 billion by 2023 from $5.9 billion in 2018 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.1% for the forecast period of 2018 to 2023.

The global market for acrylic adhesives should increase from $9.3 billion in 2018 to $12.1 billion by 2023, at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.5% for the period of 2018-2023.

The global market for automotive coatings must increase from $22.8 billion in 2018 to $27.3 billion by 2023 with a compound growth rate (CAGR) of around3.6% for the period 5 years.

The universal oleochemical market will increase from around $13.5 billion in 2018 to $17.5 billion by 2023, at a compound annual growth rate of about 5.4% for the estimated period of 2018-2023.

The international chlorinated polyvinyl chloride (CPVC) market is awaited to augment to $3.4 billion by 2023 from $2.1 billion in 2018 with a compound annual rate of about 10.3% for the period of 2017-2022.

The global market for green solvents must augment from $4.2 billion in 2018 to $5.9 billion by 2023, at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.4 % for the period of 2018-2023.

The application of chemistry in life has conferred significantly to the progression of the human enlightenment. Chemistry is involved in each and everything we do in our day-to-day life from the clothes we wear, perfumes we use, food we eat, cars we drive and so on. The chemical industry is the one which produces more than 70000 types of products thereby providing employment for about 20 million people in global level. The chemicals constitute roughly 17% of all materials that are used in the new building constructions. Every automobile consists more than $2000 valued chemical processing and products. The chemical industries are being classified based on sales of the chemical business into:

·         Basic or commodity chemicals – 35 to 37% of the dollar output

·         Life sciences – around 30% of the dollar output

·         Specialty chemicals – 20 to 25% of the dollar output

·         Consumer products – around 10% of the dollar output

The chemical industry is the integral part of the heavy industry zone since the chemicals can be classified into a broad category based on its properties, functions, and usage which includes polymers, adhesives, rubbers, petrochemicals, its intermediates and so on. The industrially and practically important chemical products includes ceramics, elastomers, acids, bases, dyes, alcohols, alkalis, salts, petrochemicals, oils, oleochemicals, etc.