A chemist studies two forms of gasoline. Which of the following branches of chemistry might the chemist use?
2 answers:
Answer:
Organic Chemistry
Explanation:
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Organic Chemistry: <em>subdiscipline of chemistry dedicated to the study of compounds that contain carbon.</em>
Gasoline <u>does</u> contain carbon.
Yes its a tricky one.
Personally I would go for A.
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