The word analysis comes from the Ancient Greek verb άναλύω meaning to clarify, to unravel, to unveil a mystery, which is based on the words άνά (completely) and λύω (to release, to free). Analytical chemistry is one of the most important parts of chemistry since the beginning of mankind's use of chemical processes. It can be defined as a scientific discipline that develops and applies methods, instruments and strategies to obtain information about the composition and nature of matter in space and time. In short, analytical chemistry answers four basic questions about the material being analyzed: what, where, how much, what is the arrangement, structure, or form?
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