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How does chemistry related to science?
Chemistry is a part of science.
Is it true that a small part of science is utilized by today's technology?
No, every part of science, that pertains to technology, is utilized in today's technology.
How did selenium be a part of science?
Selenium is a chemical element; and chemistry is the most important part of science.
Is technology a part of science?
yes because if it wasnt for science ther wouldnt be a technology
Which of sociology astrology and chemistry is a part of social sceince?
Sociology is a part of social science, as it involves the study of society and social interactions. Chemistry is a natural science, focusing on the composition, structure, properties, and changes of matter. Astrology is not considered a science at all, as it is based on the belief that celestial movements and positions can influence human affairs.
Is a alarm clock science or technology How do I know if its science or technology?
its acutally both because a clock is technology because it tells time and its also science because technology is a part of science
Is chemistry the same thing as science?
No, chemistry is a branch of science that focuses on the composition, structure, properties, and reactions of matter. Science, on the other hand, is a broader term that encompasses various fields of study aimed at understanding the natural world through observation, experimentation, and analysis.
What part of the Science did Marie Curie study?
Chemistry and physics.
Is thermodynamics the same as physical chemistry?
Thermodynamics is considered a part of physical chemistry.
Is the periodic table a part of math?
No, it's part of science. Specifically chemistry, but it is used in almost all fields of science.
What is the last part of science?
Application in technology
What is the branch of science that applies to substances that contain carbon called?
Chemistry. Any study which is related to the study of types of atoms is chemistry. The field about Carbon is called Organic Chemistry. (Strictly speaking some simple substances containing carbon are considered as part of Inorganic Chemistry, for example the carbonates.)
