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Meanings of organic chemistry in English
Russian
органическая химия Portuguese
química orgânica Catalan
química orgànica Spanish
quimica organica 
Subdiscipline within chemistry involving the scientific study of carbon-based compounds, hydrocarbons, and their derivatives.
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Examples for "inorganic chemistry"
Examples for "inorganic chemistry"
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But that is a matter of inorganic chemistry, you say.
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People with lots of different backgrounds work in materials science, and my background is inorganic chemistry.
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The affinities of inorganic chemistry immediately reassert themselves, in ordinary circumstances rapidly tearing down the ephemeral fabric.
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A trophy of bluish green South Kensington certificates for geometrical drawing, astronomy, physiology, physiography, and inorganic chemistry adorned his further wall.
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A lot of inorganic chemistry, and maths, ramblings, I'd say, and probably done in company time.' He handed across a heavy folder.
Usage of organic chemistry in English
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The flexible nature of organic chemistry must not be lost sight of.
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Prof Donnelly is a retired professor of organic chemistry at the college.
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Weinstein had been professor of organic chemistry in Breslau until 1933.
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Those would be organic chemistry and an advanced mathematics course.
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The whole of organic chemistry would then have been different.
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In a former life, I was working on a doctorate in synthetic organic chemistry.
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For further information, the reader is referred to any standard work on organic chemistry.
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Its big onboard lab, Moma, will check dirt samples for organic chemistry linked to biology.
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Organocatalysis constitutes one of the main research areas in organic chemistry from the last two decades.
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Trained in organic chemistry, Almog has a long history of inventing color-changing test fluids for law-enforcement.
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Were he not familiar with the intricacies of organic chemistry, that breakthrough may never have happened.
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She is chair of organic chemistry and director of medicinal chemistry at the University of Auckland.
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Stacks of processors, organic chemistry units, genetic sequencers.
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The explanation has been given by Dr Sanderson, and leads us into the realms of organic chemistry.
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Typical medical arrogance and indifference; doctors think they're so smart, and all because they passed organic chemistry.
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For 4bn years life on Earth evolved according to the laws of natural selection and organic chemistry.
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