### science:

Chemistry
* French science.
* Investigate the formation and destruction of ozone.
* Most chemistry applies chemistry
  - focuses on chemistry
  - is trading ions or electrons
* Some chemistry affects concentration.
* also deals with the transformations that they undergo
  - focuses on transformations of matter from one form to another
  - is pivotal in drug discovery
* applies to all processes occurring in the world
  - most processes occurring in the world
* associates with nuclear reaction
* begins with a study of atomic structure and how chemical activity is determined.
* branch of science that has enhanced every aspect of our lives.
* broad science.
* can improve nutrition or make nerve gas.
* central science of great importance to society.
* challenging discipline which requires hard work.
* component of nearly every aspect of our daily lives.
* concerns what stuff is, how it behaves, and how it is made.
* constitutes the basis for life.
* contributes to the basics of science and technology.
* controls the environment.
* creature of the wonderful differences between atoms.
* cumulative subject where one principle builds upon another.
* deals with the composition, properties and behavior of matter.
* dynamic science because new discoveries are being made in chemistry every day.
* emerges from physics, biology from chemistry, and intelligence from biology.
* encompasses a wide field of sciences.
* explains life itself.
* field that is challenging and interesting for study.
  - the atomic and molecular systems
* foundation science and as such is related to both biology and physics
* fundamental driver in the business and commerce sector of our society
  - science concerned with the behaviour of molecules
  - topic for many disciplines
* gradual process that is built over time.
* hands-on science.
* has a great deal to do with what nutrients are available
  - history
  - stucture that is produced by ordered relationships among concepts
* has many divisions, which often overlap each other as well as with other sciences
  - facets
  - no less important names
  - power
* impacts on all aspects of our lives.
* includes atoms, molecules and ions, periodic table, and chemical bonding
  - calculations with chemical formulas, chemical reactions, and solutions
  - the study of atoms, molecules, states of matter, and chemical reactions
* indeed mediates a variety of essential biological interactions.
* involves a lot of math as well a physical science and physics
  - investigations
  - the study of substances and energy
* is about the elements, their combinations, and their reactions
  - actually physics
  - all about problem solving
* is all about studying matter and how it changes
* is also central to the development of new technologies and advances in other sciences
  - the enabling science for a huge range of technologies
* is an active science that is vital to human existence
  - activity of creative individualists
  - emergent phenomenon of physics
* is an essential component of environmental science
  - part of our lives
  - exact science
* is an experimental science with a solid foundation in theory
  - science, involving both quantitative and qualitative observations
* is an important factor along with work philosophy
  - part of a child's growing into an educated citizen
  - old and well established science
* is another classes which all engineers have to take, in varying quantities
  - globally recognised field of specialisation
  - applied theology
* is at the heart of drug discovery research
  - scientific progress
* is both an art and a science
  - experimental and theoretical science
  - central to many other disciplines
  - chemistry, in the test tube, or the kidney, or the brain
  - concerned with the synthesis, analysis, and reactivity of molecules
  - divided into two components - organic and analytical
  - essential to our development and wise use of materials, both synthetic and natural
  - fun to watch chemicals react with each other
* is fundamental to environmental science and biotechnology
  - the understanding of the phenomena of the world
  - however by nature an experimental science
  - much more than equations
* is one of the best developed, all encompassing and well defined fields of science today
  - essential technologies to our economic future
  - most important sciences
  - three Ph
  - part of science
  - primarily concerned with matter, energy, and their interactions
  - social relations
  - taught through mixing different substances together and watching the results
  - the basic science involved in every walk of our life
* is the basis for life
  - many fields of engineering, biology, and other sciences
  - branch of the physical sciences that deals with material substances
* is the central science because it deals with the molecularity of the world
  - discipline of the study of substances
  - field of science which consists of learning about chemicals
  - foundation of all the molecular sciences and it provides great training in logic
  - glue of the universe
  - human science
  - interaction between molecules
  - main source of materials in crystallography and spectroscopy
* is the science and study of the behavior of matter and how it interacts with other matter
  - dealing with the composition of matter and the transformations of matter
* is the science of 'chemical elements' and 'compounds'
  - everyday life
  - materials, their properties and their transformations
  - matter, structure and reactions
  - molecules and their transformations
* is the science of the elements
  - materials that make up our physical world
* is the science that deals with the composition and properties of substances
  - describes nature at the molecular level
* is the scientific inquiry into the nature of matter
* is the study of all substances and the change that they undergo
  - anything that has mass and occupies space gases, liquids, solids
  - changes in matter
  - chemicals and their reactions
  - connections between the everyday world and the molecular world
  - elements , atoms , molecules , and how they react together
  - how matter behaves
* is the study of matter and chemical reactions
  - energy and the changes that they undergo
  - how it undergoes change
  - the changes that it undergoes
  - the changes that matter undergoes
  - the changes that occur
  - the changes that take place with that matter
  - in our universe and how matter changes form
* is the study of matter, and how matter behaves and interacts with other kinds of matter
  - the material of which the universe is made
  - which is anything that has mass and occupies space
  - organic and inorganic substances
  - structure, properties, and behavior of matter
* is the study of the composition and properties of matter
  - of substances and the changes that they undergo
  - of substances and their properties and reactions
  - elements, the compounds they form and the reactions they undergo
  - properties and behavior of compounds
  - reactivity of substances
  - science of the interaction of matter and energy
  - traditionally an experimental science
  - ultimately reducible to physics
  - very useful in everyday life and makes up the foundation of many branches of science
* is, after all, an experimental science.
* laboratory science that requires active learning
* linear subject, meaning new material is usually built on older material.
* major that combines well with other fields such as biology, business, and law.
* microcosm of the real world.
* natural science
* occurs typically in the region comprising the end groups
  - the endgroups
* participatory discipline.
* plays a part in everyone's daily lives
  - pivotal role in the natural sciences
  - probably the most significant role within a rhino's life
* practical discipline that progresses largely through research in the laboratory
  - science and has influenced many aspects of our daily lives
* provides a gateway to many professions
  - examples
  - microscopic and macroscopic descriptions of the world
* quantitative science and as such requires significant mathematical manipulations
* reduces to molecular physics.
* refers to the basic building blocks that the mineral is made of.
* science of discovery
  - strongly dependent on modern instrumentation andcomputers
  - that in most ways disregards national boundaries
* shows a decreasing tendency year after year
  - how elements combine to produce different things
* spurs advances in medicine, agricultural, food processing and other fields.
* stands at the pivot of science.
* studies compounds.
* study of the material things of the universe and their interactions
  - substances that make up our environment
* systematic study.
* technically driven discipline.
* uses a unit of concentration called molarity.
* very important topic in environmental studies.
* vital science for a much wider range of degrees.
+ Chemistry, Usefulness
  * Chemistry is very useful in everyday life and makes up the foundation of many branches of science. Chemists are constantly working to find new and useful substances. Chemists make new drugs and materials like paints that we use every day.
  * A 'chemist' is a scientist who studies chemistry. Chemistry is the study of elements, atoms, molecules, and how they react together. Chemists research and test medicines, explosives, and a lot of other things. Chemistry is a very important science because it is how we got almost all of the newer, more powerful medicines.
+ Natural sciences