What is a geochemist contribution to archaeology?

Answer 1

Chemistry relates to geology through chemical techniques that are used to study and understand the Earth. Thermochemical techniques determine the temperatures of Earth materials, such as inside of the crust, within mountain ranges, and seismic discontinuities. And there are other chemical processes to study the chemical compositions of rocks.

Chemistry has greatly benefited the field of geology, so much so, that geochemistry has become its own field of study. Geochemistry allows geologists to use chemistry to better understand the composition of the world's geological systems, as well as the geological systems of other parts of our solar system.

Answer 2

Chemistry is incredibly important to psychology. It's all chemicals up there. Your brain is literally bathing in them. There are well over 100 different neurotransmitters that travel around telling your brain what to do next. Any medicine you take changes the balance of those chemicals drastically, for better or worse. We need to know what kind of drugs affect what chemicals so that we can use them to our advantage. An imbalance of a certain kind of chemical can cause depression and who knows how many other mental disorders - the right chemicals can reverse that effect.

Answer 3

Human habitation may significantly affect the chemicalsoil composition leading to enrichment and depletion of specific chemical elements and the formation of archaeological soils.

Answer 4

The Earth is made out of minerals, rocks, etc... Chemistry has a lot to do with geology, mainly with the rocks however.

Answer 5

The contribution of chemistry in oceanology is making the dangerous chemicals leave the ocean. It has also helped convert salt water into drinkable freshwater that humans can drink.

Answer 6

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