Inorganic Chemistry:
The study of elements and compounds that does not own carbon hydrogen bond is Inorganic
Chemistry. Non-living things in particular, are the focus of study in this branch. Examples
include metals, minerals, catalysts and crystal structures. The sub-division of this group include
bioinorganic, Coordination, Geochemistry, Inorganic technology, nuclear chemistry, and
organometallic, Synthetic inorganic and Industrial inorganic chemistry.
Organic Chemistry:
It is the Study of chemical compounds in living organisms. Experiments are conducted for the
isolation and synthesis of organic compounds. It helps in formulating the components including
ketones, aldehydes, hydrocarbons and alcohol. Sub-divisions include Stereochemistry, Medicinal
chemistry Organometallic, Physical organic and Polymer chemistry.
Chemistry existed since the oldest civilization, originating from alchemists. Experiments were
performed by these alchemists in a methodical order that helped modern science. From 17th
century the era of modern chemistry initiated by one of the prominent founders “Robert Boyle”.
Regarded as the developer of scientific method, Boyle was the firm believer of logic before
acknowledging any scientific theory.
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