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    1) Analytical chemistry involves quantitatively analyzing and identifying unknown substances through chemical analysis and measurements. 2) Common analytical techniques include titration, where a reagent is added to a solution until a reaction endpoint is reached, and spectroscopy, which analyzes electromagnetic radiation absorbed or emitted by chemical substances. 3) The document provides an example procedure involving the titration of an ammonium salt solution with sodium hydroxide to determine its hydroxide content.

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    1) Analytical chemistry involves quantitatively analyzing and identifying unknown substances through chemical analysis and measurements. 2) Common analytical techniques include titration, where a reagent is added to a solution until a reaction endpoint is reached, and spectroscopy, which analyzes electromagnetic radiation absorbed or emitted by chemical substances. 3) The document provides an example procedure involving the titration of an ammonium salt solution with sodium hydroxide to determine its hydroxide content.

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    Ge NH, Oh: H Ihe Asu Ladh The A O Edus E (Nwy

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    1) Analytical chemistry involves quantitatively analyzing and identifying unknown substances through chemical analysis and measurements. 2) Common analytical techniques include titration, where a reagent is added to a solution until a reaction endpoint is reached, and spectroscopy, which analyzes electromagnetic radiation absorbed or emitted by chemical substances. 3) The document provides an example procedure involving the titration of an ammonium salt solution with sodium hydroxide to determine its hydroxide content.

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