What is the difference between Inorganic chem. and chemistry?

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anonymous · Answer

Inorganic chemistry is mostly concerned with the properties and reactivity of all chemical elements. It focuses on metals in biology its environment, the design and properties. The biggest or main group are the transition elements.

Chemistry is just the about the same only it doesn't get into as much detail as that of organic chem. It is the most basic form of chemistry. It studies everything from, ionic bonds to polar to covalent bonds. It also helps us understand the noble gases, alkali metals, alkali earth metals & the halogens. Which are cations & which are anions. Stuff like that.