Chemistry 

Analytical Chemistry

Defining analytical chemistry as the application of chemical knowledge ignores the special point of view that analytical chemists deliver to learn about of chemistry. The craft of analytical chemistry is now not in performing a routine analysis on a routine sample, which greater correctly is known as chemical analysis, but in enhancing set up analytical methods, in extending existing analytical techniques to new kinds of samples, and in creating new analytical techniques for measuring chemical phenomena .

Here is one example of this difference between analytical chemistry and chemical analysis. Mining engineers evaluate the value of an ore by comparing the price of casting off the ore with the value of its contents. To estimate its value they analyze a sample of the ore. The challenge of creating and validating a suitable quantitative analytical technique is the analytical chemist’s responsibility. After its development, the routine, daily application of the analytical technique is the job of the chemical analyst.