Chemistry, asked by gatharox45521, 9 months ago

What are the 2 main parts of chemistry?

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Answered by maahibrainly

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physical chemistry, organic chemistry e.t.c

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Answered by PavoCristatus

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Two main parts of chemistry are :

Organic Chemistry.
Inorganic Chemistry.

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