What is a chemical engineer?
This is actually a trick question as the correct answer is d) “None of the above.” (Note however that chemical engineering students bored with the relentless “pipe-flow example” during fluid dynamics class may begin to think of themselves as simply “glorified plumbers”.) The first two incorrect answers make sense based upon the narrow sounding title; “chemical engineer.” Surely such a person must be either a “chemist who builds things”, or an “engineer who makes chemicals”. Yet, the English language has never really made any sense and the name “chemical engineer” is a case in point. “Enough already…go to the bottom.
