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| chem·is·try [ kémmistree ] (plural chem·is·tries) |
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1. study of transformation of matter: a branch of science dealing with the structure, composition, properties, and reactive characteristics of substances, especially at the atomic and molecular levels.
See also inorganic chemistryorganic chemistryphysical chemistry
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2. chemical properties of something: the chemical composition, structure, and properties of a substance, or the chemical aspects of an activity
 the chemistry of wine-making
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3. reaction between two people: the spontaneous reaction of two people to each other, especially a mutual sense of attraction or understanding
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