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Is there anything about studying matter that is not studied in chemistry and studied in other subjects, how
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While chemistry is the study of matter and its properties, other disciplines explore aspects of matter that chemistry might not delve into as deeply. For instance, physics investigates the fundamental laws governing matter, including energy, motion, and forces. Biology focuses on living organisms, examining the chemical processes within them. Geology explores the composition and structure of the Earth, including the chemical makeup of rocks and minerals. These fields often overlap with chemistry, but each has its unique perspective and focus.
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