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What is chemical analysis?
Chemists use chemical analysis to find out what an unknown substance contains. There are several methods. Volumetric analysis involves reactions in solutions. Gravimetric analysis involves weighing. In gas-liquid chromatography gas carries the sample through a column of moist powder. The sample separates into simpler compounds which are recorded on a chart as they leave the column.
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