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Analytical chemistry

2008-07-01T01:56:24Z

Davejac:

'''Analytical chemistry''' is a field of [[chemistry]] studying [[qualitative]] and [[quantitive]] questions - What is it? And how much?

==Uses of Analytical Chemistry==

It is important these days, to know if there is [[asbestos]] in insulation, or [[lead]] in paint. The Analytic Chemist helps the government 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]]

Analytical chemistry

2008-07-01T01:55:34Z

Davejac:

'''Analytical''' is a field of [[chemistry]] studying [[qualitative]] and [[quantitive]] questions - What is it? And how much?

==Uses of Analytical Chemistry==

It is important these days, to know if there is [[asbestos]] in insulation, or [[lead]] in paint. The Analytic Chemist helps the government 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]]

Talk:Chemistry

2008-06-30T03:05:13Z

Davejac:

There are MANY more branches other than organic, physical, and "general", which isn't even a field of chemistry. It appears that someone opened up a college course book and picked the only courses that contained one adjective. What about inorganic chemistry (which deserves the definition given to general), analytical chemistry, or biochemistry. Also, physical is not a sub group, subgroups are ones such as bioanalytical chemistry or physical organic or physical inorganic etc. PLEASE someone do this article justice. {{unsigned|DrCody}}

:Perhaps you could have a go at it? [[User:Philip J. Rayment|Philip J. Rayment]] 07:58, 5 July 2007 (EDT)

Well, I'm going to give this a shot... feel free to help, I'll do some editing when I get a chance. Any other out there drop me a line : )--[[User:Davejac|Davejac]] 22:38, 29 June 2008 (EDT)

Talk:Analytical chemistry

2008-06-30T02:45:25Z

Davejac:

This page should be deleted, it contributes HARDLY anything to the understanding of analytical chemistry.

:So you are volunteering to add your knowledge? You are aware the page is open to editing, true? [[User:Learn together|Learn together]] 02:32, 27 May 2008 (EDT)

I'm going to change the title to Analytical chemistry... isn't it a more common term for it?--[[User:Davejac|Davejac]] 22:45, 29 June 2008 (EDT)

Talk:Chemistry

2008-06-30T02:38:52Z

Davejac:

There are MANY more branches other than organic, physical, and "general", which isn't even a field of chemistry. It appears that someone opened up a college course book and picked the only courses that contained one adjective. What about inorganic chemistry (which deserves the definition given to general), analytical chemistry, or biochemistry. Also, physical is not a sub group, subgroups are ones such as bioanalytical chemistry or physical organic or physical inorganic etc. PLEASE someone do this article justice. {{unsigned|DrCody}}

:Perhaps you could have a go at it? [[User:Philip J. Rayment|Philip J. Rayment]] 07:58, 5 July 2007 (EDT)

Well, I'm going to give this a shot... feel free to helf, I'll do some editing when I get a chance.--[[User:Davejac|Davejac]] 22:38, 29 June 2008 (EDT)

Chemistry

2008-06-30T02:37:49Z

Davejac:

'''Chemistry''' is the study of the interactions of chemical elements and compounds. Along with [[physics]], chemistry is one of the physical sciences. Chemistry be divided into several sub-branches, including:

* [[Organic Chemistry]]- The study of chemical compounds consisting primarily of [[carbon]] and [[hydrogen]]
* [[Inorganic Chemistry]]- The study of [[inorganic compounds]]
* [[Physical Chemistry]]- The application of [[Physics]] to chemical compounds and systems
* [[Analytic chemistry]]- The study of chemical composition
* [[Biochemistry]]- The study of the chemical processes in cells
* [[Supramolecular Chemistry]]- The study of non covalent bonding interactions between molecules
* [[Biological Chemistry]]

Famous chemists include:
* [[Niels Bohr]]
* [[Michael Faraday]]
* [[Ernest Rutherford]]
* [[Linus Pauling]]
* [[Alfred Nobel]]

== See Also ==
*[[Chemistry terms]]
[[Category:Chemistry]]

Chemistry

2008-06-30T02:36:26Z

Davejac: Gave definitions and added some new topics

'''Chemistry''' is the study of the interactions of chemical elements and compounds. Along with [[physics]], chemistry is one of the physical sciences. Chemistry be divided into several sub-branches, including:

* [[Organic Chemistry]]- The study of chemical compounds consisting primarily of [[carbon]] and [[hydrogen]]
* [[Inorganic Chemistry]]- The study of [[inorganic compounds]]
* [[Physical Chemistry]]- The application of [[Physics]] to chemical compounds and systems
* [[Analytical Chemistry]]- The study of chemical composition
* [[Biochemistry]]- The study of the chemical processes in cells
* [[Supramolecular Chemistry]]- The study of non covalent bonding interactions between molecules
* [[Biological Chemistry]]

Famous chemists include:
* [[Niels Bohr]]
* [[Michael Faraday]]
* [[Ernest Rutherford]]
* [[Linus Pauling]]
* [[Alfred Nobel]]

== See Also ==
*[[Chemistry terms]]
[[Category:Chemistry]]

User:Davejac

2008-06-30T01:56:56Z

Davejac:

I'm a postgraduate chemist at the University of Canterbury, New Zealand

Things I like:

* [[Chemistry]]
* [[Science]]
* [[Biochemistry]]

User:Davejac

2008-06-30T01:50:47Z

Davejac: New page: I'm a postgraduate chemist at the University of Canterbury, New Zealand

I'm a postgraduate chemist at the University of Canterbury, New Zealand