What is Synthetic Chemistry? A Brief Introduction for PhysicsForums.com Members

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In summary, synthetic chemistry is a branch of chemistry that focuses on creating new molecules and materials through artificial means. This involves designing and synthesizing compounds using different chemical reactions and techniques. Synthetic chemistry plays a crucial role in fields such as drug development, materials science, and environmental remediation. It also allows for the modification and improvement of existing substances, leading to advancements in various industries. Overall, synthetic chemistry is a dynamic and constantly evolving field with a wide range of applications.
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Hello PhysicsForums.com members. Happy to be here.
My academic background is in Synthetic Chemistry.
Looking forward to reading and learning more together.
 
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