What is occlusion in analytical chemistry?
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What is occlusion in analytical chemistry?
Analytical Chemistry:
Analytical chemistry can analyze both quantities and qualities of chemicals. Occlusion is something that applies more to the part of analytical chemistry that analyzes quantities. Occlusion is used when scientists want to know numerical data about absorption.
Answer and Explanation: 1
Occlusion is when gases get absorbed by solids or melted substances. Every layer of the solid or melted substance absorbs during occlusion. In other forms of absorption, only the surface layer of the substance that absorbs takes part in the absorption.
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