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Definition of inorganic chemistry in English: inorganic chemistrynoun mass nounThe branch of chemistry that deals with inorganic compounds. Example sentencesExamples - The distinction between organic and inorganic chemistry became highly relative, and it has continued to evolve in that direction.
- When Phillips began work in the the early 1800s, organic chemistry hardly existed as a science and his own studies were almost exclusively concerned with inorganic chemistry and mineralogy.
- It is not surprising that inorganic chemistry in the late 1700s saw faster progress than the chemistry of life.
- This got him thinking that he wanted to combine his interest in inorganic chemistry with his biomedical interests.
- In 1907 he joined the Académie des Sciences, and was offered the chair of inorganic chemistry at the University of Paris.
Definition of inorganic chemistry in US English: inorganic chemistrynoun The branch of chemistry that deals with inorganic compounds. Example sentencesExamples - It is not surprising that inorganic chemistry in the late 1700s saw faster progress than the chemistry of life.
- This got him thinking that he wanted to combine his interest in inorganic chemistry with his biomedical interests.
- In 1907 he joined the Académie des Sciences, and was offered the chair of inorganic chemistry at the University of Paris.
- When Phillips began work in the the early 1800s, organic chemistry hardly existed as a science and his own studies were almost exclusively concerned with inorganic chemistry and mineralogy.
- The distinction between organic and inorganic chemistry became highly relative, and it has continued to evolve in that direction.
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