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Engineers in the pharmaceutical industry make use of the different branches of chemistry, including organic, computational, and analytical. In organic chemistry, they use organic compounds to develop new medicines. Computational chemistry focuses on the study and design of molecular structures and chemical compounds. Lastly, analytic chemistry is needed to ensure the safety, stability, and efficacy of drugs.

However, professionals use two main processes to manufacture pharmaceuticals: chemical synthesis and bioprocessing. The former is based on chemical reactions, while the latter is rooted in the ability of microorganisms and cells to produce useful substances. In many cases, solvents and other combustible substances are used in addition to the actual raw material to create a specific byproduct.