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Quantitative analysis example in term of chemistry​

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Quantitative is an adjective that actually means SOMETHING tangible. For example, we can count the number of sheep on a farm, or we can calculate the gallons of a COW’s milk. It’s important to be able to quantify what we can in a world of abstract results that can’t be quantified, like rage or MEMORIES. Examples of CHEMICAL methods include: TITRATION (volumetric analysis).Explanation: Mark as brainliest



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