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Old 20th Sep 2000, 16:19
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I guess that most of it is related to the various branches physical sciences (mechanical & materials engineering / fluid dynamics)

The areas that perhaps relate more to conventional chemistry are probably more limited - corrosion; fluid chemistry (fuel / fuel combustion / contaminants / trace substances etc.)

If you can include closely related subjects such as metallurgy, polymer science or tribology as 'chemistry' then you open up a whole raft of options.

Not a lot of helo I know, but might propmt some ideas ! Good luck !