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'''Analytic chemistry''' is a field of [[chemistry]] studying [[Qualitative]] and [[Quantitive]] questions - What is it? And how much? | '''Analytic chemistry''' is a field of [[chemistry]] studying [[Qualitative]] and [[Quantitive]] questions - What is it? And how much? | ||
| − | It is important these days, to know if there is asbestos in insulation, or lead in paint. The Analytic Chemist helps the goverment worker; "How many phosphate ions pollute the river?" He helps the archaeologist; "Is there tin in this old farming tool?" The analytic chemist has a job which helps many people. | + | |
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| + | It is important these days, to know if there is [[asbestos]] in insulation, or [[lead]] in paint. The Analytic Chemist helps the goverment worker; "How many phosphate ions pollute the river?" He helps the archaeologist; "Is there tin in this old farming tool?" The analytic chemist has a job which helps many people. | ||
[[Category:Chemistry]] | [[Category:Chemistry]] | ||
Revision as of 21:56, October 12, 2007
Analytic chemistry is a field of chemistry studying Qualitative and Quantitive questions - What is it? And how much?
Uses of Analytic Chemistry
It is important these days, to know if there is asbestos in insulation, or lead in paint. The Analytic Chemist helps the goverment worker; "How many phosphate ions pollute the river?" He helps the archaeologist; "Is there tin in this old farming tool?" The analytic chemist has a job which helps many people.