What types of fine chemical products are suitable for college students to start a small business with?
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This post was last edited by pengshijun1975 on 2010-10-25 at 15:39. Everyone here are elites in the fine chemicals industry. Are there any fine chemicals that are suitable for college students with modest capital amounts of tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands to use for entrepreneurship, and that also have good prospects, cause little pollution, and comply with **environmental protection policies? Email: lth105@126.com
There is potential in the cosmetics industry; it has a wide range of applications and a large market
Cosmetics might not be suitable; they need to have no side effects on people. Everyone, please give more suggestions; I’d like to take them into consideration as well
Solvent recovery, treatment and recycling of wastewater. These days, there are many wealthy people with limited investment funds, and few projects that can yield returns for both parties. One has to figure it out on their own – for example, identify which factories have wastewater, see if there is anything that can be recycled, and purchase it for recycling. Waste solvents, high-boiling substances, low-boiling substances – first conduct experiments to see if there is any value in them. Generally, for recycling purposes, one needs 2-3 tanks, filters, a centrifuge, and a distillation tower.
There are many such small-scale, sophisticated chemical manufacturing projects these days. The detergent industry is a good example – it has a wide range of products and high demand. From household cleaning agents and degreasers to industrial cleaning agents, the variety is enormous. The key factor is the market; in the early stages of starting a business, finding a few companies that can provide support can make things much easier, after all, it’s better to shade under a big tree.
This is an investment in business acumen; seeking help here is likely to yield poor results. It is suggested that the original poster focus on some basic chemical knowledge, do more research, and consult experienced professionals around them (those they can meet in person). It’s better to have someone guide you, or wait until you have spent some time in this industry before discussing this issue. Currently, many people invest in products with a low level of technical complexity; it is only in the chemical industry, where there is a high level of technical complexity and strong market specificity, that profits can be made. There are also needs for field investigations in areas with many small chemical plants, preferably at some stage in the production process~~
Making some cleaners, dish soap, toilet cleaner and things like that should be enough. Hehe
Shampoo, body wash, and hand soap
To whom are these cosmetics and detergents sold? Let’s think of some more suitable projects. Many experts in this industry, please share some ideas
The poster can have it customized, suitable for those with only a few hundred thousand in investment!
The original poster has some great ideas. I used to work at an office of a foreign company, and I think lubricant additives are a good idea. The original poster could collaborate with some large companies; they can provide the technology while you handle the processing – there is definitely a market for such products