what is analytical chemistry all about?
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Answer Posted / c h prasad
analytical chemistry is the branch of chemistry and in
which the analysis of compound etc. in which
substance is analysed by qualitatively & quantitatively.
qualitative means identification of component&quantitative
means its amount is determined.
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