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2009-11-07View Original

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This post was last edited by Deutschland on 2009-12-10 21:13. I would like to share my knowledge of German, acquired through nearly a decade of study, research, and work in Germany, and show you what I can do. English is essential for everyone; there are experts available to provide guidance:loveliness: The topics covered can include chemical reaction engineering, chemical thermodynamics, membrane separation technology, biological separation, polymer materials, and more.
Reply #22009-11-07
Industry, chemical parks in Germany: BASF Schwarzheide GmbH, Bayer Industriepark Brunsbüttel, BerlinBiotechPark GmbH & Co. KG, ChemCoast e. V. – ChemCoast-Park Brunsbüttel, Chemie- und Industriepark Zeitz, ChemiePark Bitterfeld Wolfen, ChemiePark Leuna, ChemiePark Linz, ChemiePark Marl, CHEMPARK Dormagen, CHEMPARK Krefeld-Uerdingen, CHEMPARK Leverkusen, CoastSite Wilhelmshaven, Dynea Industriepark, Industrie Center Obernburg, Industriepark Dorsten/Marl, Industriepark Freiburg, Industriepark Griesheim GmbH & Co. KG, Industriepark Höchst, Industriepark Honeywell Seelze, Industriepark Kalle-Albert, Industriepark Köln-Merkenich, Industriepark Nienburg GmbH, Industriepark Oberbruch, Industriepark Premnitz, Industriepark Solvay Bernburg, Industriepark Solvay Rheinberg, Industriepark Troisdorf, Industriepark Walsrode, Industriepark Willstätt, Industriepark Wolfgang GmbH, InfraServ GmbH & Co. Gendorf KG, InfraServ GmbH & Co. Knapsack KG, Pharma- und Chemiepark Wuppertal, Solvay Industriepark Zurzach, ValuePark, WeylChemPark
Reply #32009-11-12
Chemical information website www.chemie.de Online German-English dictionary www.leo.de, www.dict.cc
Reply #42009-11-12
Does LZ also study Verfahrenstechnik?
Reply #52009-11-13
The original poster is a rare talent. Hehe
Reply #62009-11-17
4# Coiled Orange :P Hehe, yes, add a bit more Technische Chemie
Reply #72009-11-17
This post was last edited by Deutschland on 2009-11-17 at 22:08. Current news: Multinational company Evonik doubles its profits in the third quarter. 17.11.2009 – (dpa) The German multinational company Evonik is seeing initial successes with its cost-cutting measures. With declining sales volumes, profits more than doubled in the third quarter, the company announced on Monday in Essen. Over the first nine months, sales and operating results in the three business segments of chemicals, energy, and real estate declined by around one-fifth. Evonik cited weaker demand and falling prices as reasons for this. For the whole year, the company still expects a significant decline in sales and profits. In the third quarter, sales dropped by 20% to 3.3 billion euros, while operating income (EBITDA) increased by 18% to 629 million euros. Profits rose from 72 million euros in the previous year to 168 million euros. Evonik has implemented cost-cutting measures that include structural changes within the company and reforms in its management structure. “We will exceed our goal of saving 300 million euros this year alone,” said company CEO Klaus Engel. In the chemicals sector, Evonik’s most important business area, sales volumes remained below those of the previous year’s third quarter, even though demand was slowly picking up. Demand recovered in Asia and Europe, but remained weak in North America. Sales in this business area dropped by 16% to 2.6 billion euros, while operating income increased by 16% to 505 million euros. As of September 30, Evonik employed just over 40,000 people – 700 fewer than at the end of 2008.
Reply #82009-11-18
They’re in the same field, haha. I studied Mechanical Engineering at undergraduate level; I switched to this field later in my career. I’m still working on my Master’s thesis; there are a few months left until graduation. LZ is really helpful; feel free to ask you for advice on any chemical engineering-related questions in the future
Reply #92009-11-19
So, are you working in China now or still in Germany? I spent four years in Germany, where I studied chemical engineering/process technology. And what are you doing now?
Reply #102009-12-02
All the experts are here. It’s a shame I was in Germany for such a short time back then; ugh, haha. Let’s communicate more!
Reply #112009-12-10
9# Little pants is still in Germany and working

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