Chemistry, asked by aobakweb49, 1 day ago

why is there scientific language?

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Answered by ankurkumar3108

Explanation:

When people are engaged in science, the language of communication they use tries to be more precise and consistent. Science often introduces technical words with specific meanings and also gives scientific meaning to words that may have different usage in everyday language.

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