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Chemistry

Statisticians in chemistry may design studies to determine variability in a compound or to test mixtures of ingredients, or use statistical techniques to discover and replicate compounds for use in medicine.  Statisticians work in many areas of chemistry, including analytical, physical, organic, inorganic, biochemical, and formulation.

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