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Within the field of chemistry, engineering means:

- Designing equipment to track chemical         processes
- Improving industry operations / managing and operating plants
-Conducting and applying research

These can occur within the fields of pharmaceuticals and food science to name a few.

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Why the E in STEAM makes me uncomfortable

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Why the E in STEAM makes me uncomfortable

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1) I never really stopped to think about what engineering means within the confines of my chemistry class.
2) I tend to think that the application of the chemical principles we learn can only be applied from an engineering standpoint when students have reached upper level college coursework.

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I have always been able to see how understanding the principles of chemistry can inform your work in other disciplines, but never recognized that THAT is chemical engineering.  In our class we can:
1) Construct alloys for improved properties.
2) Develop more efficient battery cells.
3) Utilize various forms of chemical isolation to attain high yields of desired products.

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How other  chemistry teachers reckon with engineering

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How other  chemistry teachers reckon with engineering

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Teachers have created salt water circuits that they use to discuss desalination plants.
Teachers have also used red cabbage to create a pH indicator that students can use to test various substances. The pH indicated by the red cabbage solution can then be compared to the pH derived from a pH meter.

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Resources for incorporating E in Chemistry

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Resources for incorporating E in Chemistry

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https://www.teachengineering.org/

https://www.sciencebuddies.org/stem-activities/subjects/chemistry/high-school