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I have been working in the fine chemicals industry for 8 years, and I am skilled in organic synthesis. There has been recent interest in water treatment additives, and I want to work in the field of water treatment technologies; I hope someone can help me:handshake
It depends on whether you are starting a business or doing a regular job. If you are starting a business, I recommend focusing on products related to flocculants, such as polyaluminum or polyferric compounds; the latter in particular can be used for tap water treatment. Polyaluminum will eventually be phased out in tap water treatment processes. In addition, corrosion and scale inhibitors can also be used. If it’s for regular work, you can just join any company.
Get in touch with me to talk about your experiences and thoughts; email chianzwr@yeah.net.
Thank you for the reply: handshake
Given your expertise in organic synthesis, you could pursue the development of organic water purification agents. There are many such products, but most of them are general-purpose and have shortcomings when used in specific applications. You can fully leverage your skills to specialize in the development of organic water purification agents, conducting research tailored to various applications. I spent 7 years on research, specializing in the treatment of oilfield wastewater and the development of general-purpose chemicals. There’s a chance to communicate.