analytical chemistry
Substance identification field
Analytical chemistry is the branch of chemistry concerned with identifying and measuring the components of substances.
It develops and applies methods to determine what materials contain and in what quantities: The lab's analytical chemistry team tested the water samples for contaminants.
Techniques range from classical methods like titration to modern instruments like mass spectrometers.
- spectroscopyStudy of light-matter interaction
- chromatographyTechnique separating mixtures by differential migration
- titrationMeasuring concentration by addition
- reagentSubstance prompting chemical change
- test tubeNarrow cylindrical lab vessel
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