[138-145] After I completed the first internship, I started another internship that was related to chemistry more. The reason why I did that one, because it was near my hometown. So, I could stay get some experience or some money while I could be at home. We were going to find a new oil, but we take it from the trees, the rest of the product when you are producing paper. And with that can paint it on, on a regular sheet of paper, and that makes the paper water-resistant. So, let’s say that you’re having a moving box, or something like that, and you have the paint on it, it got produced that way. Then it can have it outside and then even though it’s raining and everything, the stuff inside it won’t get wet.
[153-155] The goal of the project was to determine what was the most efficient way to get this oil. So yeah, the oil is not finished or producible to use. We were working out parameters and supposed to consider the manufacturers.
[157-161] This internship was also a professional environment. The team I was working with have a higher education, a lot of experience in the chemistry field. The location the lab had everything we needed. Maybe it was very messy in the lab. It feels like the lab can become messy, because it’s a lot of stuff going on. That was maybe the only downside of it. That was not professional.
[165-166] I define a professional environment according to the people around you have a high understanding and knowledge of what’s going on, and also everything you need is available.