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What is the effect on people who have studied chemistry and want to do something with their science in underdeveloped countries like Somalia. What is the difference between developed countries like America and China and less developed ones like Somalia in terms of chemistry
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Chemists in underdeveloped countries like Somalia face unique challenges and opportunities. The lack of resources and infrastructure can hinder research and development, but there's a strong need for solutions in areas like clean water, agriculture, and healthcare. In developed countries like the US and China, chemistry is more advanced, with greater access to research facilities, funding, and technology. This translates to more opportunities for specialized research and development in cutting-edge fields. However, the fundamental principles of chemistry remain universal. A chemist in Somalia can contribute significantly to their community by applying their knowledge to address local challenges.
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