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That depends on what you mean by "chemist" and what specific job function they're performing.
Most working chemists have at least a bachelor's of science in one of the physical sciences, usually (but not always) chemistry. In some specialized applications, a degree in physics, geology, or even Biology might be more appropriate.
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What type of education would you need for a chemist?
science education
How can chemistry related in education?
to become a chemist
What level of education is needed to become a chemist?
you need to be scientific
what education and training is?
i want to know that education is a training or instrction
What education and training is required to become Researcher?
What education and training is required to become a Researcher?
What is training as used in adult education?
What is training
Where can I take special education training?
A good school for special education training is NASET. It is one of the few schools that mainly focus on training teachers for special education kids.
Who qualifies a forensic chemist an expert?
Ultimately the Court qualifies a forensic chemist. They take into account education and experience along with certifications from certain bodies such as ASCLAD-LAB and results of proficiency tests performed by that individual.
What are the education requirements for a chemist?
he must remember the basics of modern periodic time table
What education or training is required for farmers?
childhood education
Can a 10 year old be a chemist?
No. Ten years old is far too young to gain a recognised qualification as a chemist (or pharmacist)A:Yes, a 10 year old can be a chemist. A chemist is defined as someone who practices chemistry. As a 10 year old myself, I learned and practiced chemistry, so I was a chemist. Many 10 year olds get chemistry sets, at which point, they become "chemists".
education training?
learn
