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Chemistry has several important aspects in a person's life. It is used in taking proper medication, determining edible food and even using everyday chemicals such as detergents or toothpastes.
yes,because mixture is a mixing of two or three things ,as in chemistry life it happens every time.
I'm not a fan of studying chemistry, but the impact of chemistry in everyday life is huge. Just washing the dishes or the clothes, and cooking all require chemical reactions. Merely living is chemistry. Even as you breathe, as your heart pumps blood around your body, as your brain thinks, every movement...all require chemical reactions. This world, you and I are a collection of ions and electrons and protons and substances etc etc..
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Chemistry has several important aspects in a person's life. It is used in taking proper medication, determining edible food and even using everyday chemicals such as detergents or toothpastes.
yes,because mixture is a mixing of two or three things ,as in chemistry life it happens every time.
Everything that happens around you is explained by Chemistry and Physics. They are the branches of physical science.
I'm not a fan of studying chemistry, but the impact of chemistry in everyday life is huge. Just washing the dishes or the clothes, and cooking all require chemical reactions. Merely living is chemistry. Even as you breathe, as your heart pumps blood around your body, as your brain thinks, every movement...all require chemical reactions. This world, you and I are a collection of ions and electrons and protons and substances etc etc..
Infections that come from outside of the body. http://www.scienceclarified.com/everyday/Real-Life-Chemistry-Vol-6/Infection.html
In chemistry, salts are the ionic compounds resulting from the neutralising reaction between an acid and a base.The everyday reference to 'salt' is the white crystaline sodium chloride that we sprinkle on food to (arguably) enhance the flavour of the food.
Chemistry has so many uses in our daily lives that we could barely survive without it. Chemistry knowledge and methods are used to make: Detergents, Drugs and medicines, Textiles, Dyes and pigments and Fertilisers, to name only a few products. See the Related Links for "Chemistry in Everyday Life" to the left for the answer.
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