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  Analytical chemistry

Analytical chemistry is an exciting branch of chemistry that is dedicated to identifying and quantifying chemical substances. It is used to gain vital information on the composition of matter and the properties of substances. This discipline is important to many fields of science and various industries.




Analytical chemistry has found applications in numerous scientific areas and industries. Its ability to gain a deeper understanding of the composition of matter is vital to supporting the decision-making process in various fields.

One of the main areas in which analytical chemistry is used is environmental analysis. Here, it is used to monitor water, air, and soil, to check for the presence and volume of pollutants. It is also used to gauge the impact of industrial activities on the surrounding environment.

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