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Polarographic methods in the testing of reagent chemicals. However, formatting rules can vary widely between applications and fields of interest or study. Analytical objectives or what analytical chemists do. It was invented by a czech chemist, jaroslav heyrovsky, in 1922. Ii analytical chemistry to be implemented from 201516 industrial tour and report writing is compulsory each practical course should be of 6 hweekbatch. In general, polarography is a technique in which the electric potential or voltage is varied in a regular.
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