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'''Chemistry''' is the study of the interactions of chemical elements and compounds. Along with [[physics]], chemistry is one of the physical sciences. Chemistry can generally be divided into [[organic chemistry]], which explains the interactions of carbon based compounds, and [[inorganic chemistry]] which deals with other chemical reactions. There are other sub-branches of chemistry including: | '''Chemistry''' is the study of the interactions of chemical elements and compounds. Along with [[physics]], chemistry is one of the physical sciences. Chemistry can generally be divided into [[organic chemistry]], which explains the interactions of carbon based compounds, and [[inorganic chemistry]] which deals with other chemical reactions. There are other sub-branches of chemistry including: | ||
* [[physical chemistry]] | * [[physical chemistry]] | ||
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* [[biochemistry]] | * [[biochemistry]] | ||
* [[nuclear chemistry]] | * [[nuclear chemistry]] | ||
* [[analytical chemistry]], and others. | * [[analytical chemistry]], and others. | ||
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Famous chemists include: | Famous chemists include: | ||
* [[Niels Bohr]] | * [[Niels Bohr]] | ||
Revision as of 20:02, October 1, 2007
Chemistry is the study of the interactions of chemical elements and compounds. Along with physics, chemistry is one of the physical sciences. Chemistry can generally be divided into organic chemistry, which explains the interactions of carbon based compounds, and inorganic chemistry which deals with other chemical reactions. There are other sub-branches of chemistry including:
Famous chemists include: