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Chemistry Conferences-Water Conferences- On behalf of \; Industrial \;Chemistry \;and Water Treatment  \;organ izing committee\, we warmly welcome analytical expertise researchers\, pro fessors\, scientific communities\, delegates\, students\, business profess ionals and executives to attend to attend the &ldquo\;Internationa l \;Conference on \;Industrial Chemistry and Water Treatment&rdquo \; which is to be held during \;May 21-22\, 2021 \;at New York\, USA.
\n\nChemistry Conferences-Water Conferences- \;Industrial Chemistry and Water Treatment \;2021 is an International platform for presenting research about \;chemistry&nb sp\;and related fields thus contributes to the dissemination of knowledge for the benefit of both the academia and chemical and water treatment busi ness. This event brings together the top professionals in the chemistry an d chemical engineering field along with the highly affiliated professors t o explore the advancements and latest applications achieved in the field o f Industrial chemistry\,Water Treatment technology and reverse osmosis mem brane technology. Industrial Chemistry and Water Treatment 2021 discusses various fields of chemistry employed in Petroleum and Organic Industrial C hemistry\, Industrial Polymers\, Metals and Composites Chemistry\, Industr ial Processes\, White biotechnology and \;Green Chemistry\, Metallurgy and Material Science in Industrial Chemistry\, Applied chemistry\, Indust rial Photo Chemistry\, \;Pharmaceutical Chemistry\, Clean water techno logy\, Water Solutions and Strategies in chemical Industry\, Reverse Osmos is and Nano filtration\, Domestic Water Treatment\, \;Desalination\, U ltrapure Water Production\, \;Industrial Water and Waste Water treatme nt\, Boiler Water Treatment and Cooling Water Treatment\, \;Applied Me mbranes and Nano membrane technology \;and chemical science fields whi ch mark the support for the advanced and much needed research by their stu dy on various topics. The scientific program will focus on current advance s in the research in water treatment and use of chemistry and related with particular focus on its roles and applications in various fields and indu stries.
\n\nIn the light of this theme\, the Conference Series LLC Ltd aims to provide a forum for International Chemistry researchers from various areas of chemistry\, pharmacy\, Water technologies and life science by providin g a platform for critical analysis of new data\, and to share latest cutti ng-edge research findings and results about all aspects of industrial chem istry. \;Chemistry conferences \;provide a platform to detail the research work of expertise from various scientific backgrounds and the sam e can be perceived by young researchers and students. \;Chemistry Conf erences-Industrial Chemistry and Water Treatment mainly aim to provide kno wledge on chemistry involved in various Industries and in Water Treatment.  \; In course of research work and therefore \;Industrial chemistr y \;and Water Treatment 2021 would be a perfect venue to share and dev elop knowledge on Chemical industry\, Various \;Industrial Processes\, Different industries \, \;Applied Chemistry \;and \;Water Tre atment \;technology\, \;Membranes \;(Hydranutics 8040 Membrane ) and \;desalination.
\n\nAgriculture uses 69% of the world'\;s water wi thdrawal - including irrigation\, livestock watering and cleaning\, and aq uaculture. The production of energy also requires water in processes such as thermal power plant cooling systems or lowering the water table for raw materials extraction.
\n\nIn the US\, chemical companies spend over $ 12 billi on a year on environmental\, health and safety programs. This has\, for ex ample\, has led to the reduction of hazardous releases to the air\, land a nd water by over 70 percent over the last 40 years. Another environmental measure concerns the use of energy. In the 20 years from 1990\, the chemic al industry in the US saved energy at the average rate of 2.1% and in Euro pe at more than 4%.
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\n\n1. \;Industrial \; Che
mistry
\nOrganic Chemistry
\nInorganic Chemistry
\nAnalytic
al Chemistry
\nPhysical Chemistry
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2.Inorgani
c Chemistry: The Elements
\nElement Denotation
\nFibres and Plas
tics
\nOrganometallic Compounds
\nGeochemistry
\nCatalysis<
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\n\n3.Medicinal Chemistry: Fusion of Traditional M
edicine
\nDrug resistance by misuse of Medications
\nNaturopathy
and Acupuncture as a secondary medical system
\nArtenisinin: A tradi
tional medicine block bust
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4.Analytical Chemistry
\nQualitative analysis
\nQuantitative analysis
\nInfrared
spectroscopy
\nDifferential Scanning Calorimetry
\nGravimetric a
nalysis
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5.Organometallic Chemistry
\nTransme
talation
\nOrganometallic substitution reaction
\nCarbon-Hydroge
n bond activation
\nCyclometalation
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6.Indust
rial Photochemistry
\nLuminescence
\nGrotthuss-Draper law and St
ark Einstein law
\nFluorescence and Phosphorescence
\nOrganic ph
otochemistry
\nInorganic and Organometallic photochemistry
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7.Ultrapure Water Production
\nMembrane Filtration
\nElectro deionisation
\nMicrofiltration
\nMembrane elements\nApplications in Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology companies
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8.White Biotechnology and Green Chemistry
\nBio catal
ysis
\nWaste minimization
\nUse of renewable resources or agro I
ndustrial residues
\nRenewable feedstock Optimization
\nNew high
performance microorganisms
\nSpiro connected heterocycles
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9.Petroleum and Polymer Processing
\nOlefins and aroma
tics
\nMonomer vs. Polymer
\nPolymers in crude oil refining
\nFluid catalytic cracking
\nPlasticization of polymers with supercr
itical fluids
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10.Solid State Physics
\nCryst
allography
\nRenewable and sustainable energy
\nAerospace and tr
ansport
\nAdvanced manufacturing
\nMaterial Science
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11.Biopolymers and Bio plastics
\n \; Biodegradable
plastics
\n \; Micro and Nano blends based on natural polymers
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12.Lead Drug Discovery
\nChoosing disease and
drug target
\nIdentification of pharmacophore
\nLead compounds a
nd SAR
\nHigh throughput screening
\nComputer aided drug design<
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13.Nano materials in Water Treatment
\nZero-
Valent \; metal nanoparticles
\nMetal oxides nanoparticles
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nAntibacterial activity
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14.Desalination
\nVa
cuum distillation
\nMulti-stage flash distillation
\nMultiple- e
ffect distillation
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15.Allotrope of Carbon
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Diamond
\nIn-situ doping of diamond
\nQuantum applications
\nElectrochemical surface of diamonds
\nKimberlites and lamproites
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16.Polymer Science
\nCondensation
\nPolym
er Rheology and polymer morphology
\nConducting polymers
\nRubbe
rs-Materials and processing technology
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\n\nChemistry Conferences: The global mark et analysis for \;chemicals and water treatment \;should reach $38 .2 billion by 2021 from $28.5 billion in 2021 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.1%\, from 2021 to 2021.
\n\nIn 2021 market analysis fo r alternative U.S chemical end-use product market is expected to increase from $149.9 billion to an estimated $345.6 billion by 2021. In 2026 it sho uld reach $884.1 billion\, with a compound annual growth rate of 19.4% for the period of 2021-2026.
\n\nUSA Industrial Chemistry: U.S. chemistry output is expected to rise 1.6% in 2021 and 3.7% in 2021. Chemical product ion will continue to grow across over all United States of America during 2021. In next five years\, growth will occur in the Gulf Coast region\, fo llowed by the Ohio Valley. American chemistry revenues will more than $1.0 trillion by 2020.
\n\nUSA chemical production-excluding production of the pharmaceuticals segment\, which is expected to contract this year-will expand 2.7% this year\, in 2021 4.1%  \;and  \;in 2021 5.0%. Incl uding pharmaceuticals\, the chemical industry will expand this year at a s lightly lower 1.6%. In 2021 growth in production volumes will accelerate a nd the industry will expand 3.7% and In 2021 by another 4.5%. Capacity uti lization is expected to tighten to 73.5% in 2021 and further to 73.3% in 2 021.
\n\nEffects of renewed competitiveness from shale gas is experienc ed by U.S. basic chemicals\, inorganic chemicals\, petrochemicals\, resins \, synthetic rubber\, Plastic\, and manufactured fibres. Basic chemicals p roduction is anticipated to grow 3.1% in 2021 and 4.9% in 2021. Production volume growth will exceed 5.0% per year during 2021 and 2021 by new capac ity coming\, followed by smaller gains in 2020 and 2021. Basic major role in expanding production play by chemicals\, led by \;petrochemicals&nb sp\;and organics as well as plastic resins. There will be strength in the production of inorganic chemicals\, synthetic rubbers and manufactured fib res as well.
\n\nIn the specialties chemicals segment\, production will pick up by 1.5% in 2021\, after contracting last year\, and grow further by 3.4% in 2021.
\n\nUSA Water Treatment: This statistic represents the revenue of the water utility industry in the United States between 2000 a nd 2010. In 2000\, this particular industry generated a revenue of approxi mately 29.9 billion U.S. dollars. Water is a prerequisite for economic dev elopment. Water as a resource for production focuses on the economic value of the natural resource water. Different types of industries demand diffe rent quantities of water resources\, and produce and dispose of different kinds of wastewater. Agriculture uses 69% of the world'\;s water withdr awal - including irrigation\, livestock watering and cleaning\, and aquacu lture. The production of energy also requires water in processes such as t hermal power plant cooling systems or lowering the water table for raw mat erials extraction.
\n\nFAO reports that global water withdrawal increas ed from less than 600 km3/year in 1900 to almost 4\,000 km3/year in 2010. According to the OECD "\;Environmental Outlook to 2050"\;\, global demand for water is projected to increase by 55% between 2000 and 2050\, mainly driven by a 400% increase in demand from the manufacturing sector.& nbsp\; Proper water management for production purposes is getting more and more important as the manufacturing sector is just one of many stakeholde rs dependent on this natural resource. The report explores the main policy responses governments should consider to address the challenges of increa sed water demand.
\n\nJobs:
\n\nChemical industry \;adding jobs in the in dustry&rsquo\;s expansion continues to reverse a falling trend in employme nt. In 2021 0.8% growth was expected in the chemical industry employment.& nbsp\; This trend is in contrast to continuous decline in employment from 1999 to 2011. Because chemical industry workers are among the highest paid in the manufacturing sector\, growing payrolls will strengthen local econ omies.
\n\nChemical industry capital spending in the U.S. surged 12.1% in 2021 and gained 21.0% in 2021\, reaching $43.58 billion. During 2021\, chemistry accounted for one-half of total construction spending by the man ufacturing sector. Despite the hindrance of slow global growth\, uncertain ty and U.S. tax policies that discourage business investment\, these stron g gains in capital spending for American chemistry are expected to continu e. U.S. chemical industry capital spending will increase by 10.4% this yea r\; 7.8% in 2021\; 7.2% in 2021\; and the year-over-year gains will remain above 6.0% until 2020.
\n\nExpansions will continue and investments to improve operating efficiencies will play a role as well. By 2021\, \; Chemical industry \;will reach $65 billion by U.S. capital spending&md ash\;more than triple the level of spending at the start of this prolonged cycle in 2010.
\n\nCapital spending for bulk petrochemical and for org anic intermediates\, along with spending for plastic resins\, will advance from less than 29% of the total to 52% in 2021.
\n\nBy rising 2% to $1 32 billion\, the trade excess in chemicals (excluding pharmaceuticals) wil l grow to $36 billion in this year and imports hold steady at $96 billion. Two-way trade between the U.S. and its foreign partners will reach $227 b illion this year and will grow steadily over the coming years.
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\n\nIndust rial Chemistry &\; Water Treatment 2021 Report
\n\n< p>Conference Series LLC Ltd successfully or ganized 2nd World Conference on Industrial Chemistry an d Water Treatment during May 22-23\, 2021 at Las Vegas\, USA and received great and fruitful response. Eminent Scientists\, Researchers\, P harmacists\, Industry Professionals and scholar students has made their re splendent presence and addressed the gathering.\n\nThe theme of the conference is \;&ld quo\;Riding New Waves in Industrial Chemistry and Water Treatment.&rdquo\;
\n\nIndustrial Chemistry 2021 Organizing Committee would like to thank the Moderator of t he conference\, \;Silvia Roman\, University of Extremadura (UE X)\, Spain who contributed a lot for the smooth functioning of th is event.
\n\nConference Series LLC Ltd would like to convey a gre at appreciation to following honourable guests and Keynote speakers.
\n\nMasayoshi Tabata\, Muroran Institute of Technology\, Japan
\n\nLidietta Giorno\, National Research Co uncil\, Italy
\n\nMaji d Mohammadian\, University of Ottawa\, Canada
\n\nFumio Sanda\, Kansai Univers
ity\, Japan
Hyoyou ng Lee\, Sungkyunkwan University\, Republic of Korea
\n \nToshiki Aoki\, Niigat a University\, Japan
\n\nYasuteru Mawatari\, Murora n Institute of Technology\, Japan
\n\nalso took the privilege of felicitating Industrial Chemistry Organ izing Committee\, Editorial Board Members of \;Conference Series LLC LtdIndustrial Chemistry\, Journal of Membrane Science &\; Technology and Journal of Advanced Chemical Engine ering Keynote Speakers\, Chair and Co-Chairs and Moderator whose support m ade conference a great success.
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