Used for:

• Analysis, Chemical
• Analytic chemistry
• Chemical analysis
• Chemistry, Analytic

Narrower term:

• Acid analysis
• Alkali analysis
• Alkali metal compound analysis
• Americium analysis
• Amplification reactions
• Analysis of hydrogen peroxide
• Analysis of industrial wastes
• Analytical biochemistry
• Analytical geochemistry
• Analytical radiochemistry
• Analytical toxicology
• Archaeological chemistry
• Argon analysis
• Arsenic analysis
• Carbon analysis
• Carbon compound analysis
• Carbonyl compounds analysis
• Chemical speciation
• Chemometrics
• Chlorides analysis
• Chlorine analysis
• Chromatographic analysis
• Colorimetric analysis
• Electrolysis
• Enantiomers analysis
• Enzymatic analysis
• Excitation energy (In situ microanalysis)
• Fluid plume analysis
• Fluorimetry
• Fluorine analysis
• Food additive analysis
• Gas analysis
• Hydrate analysis
• Hydroxyl group analysis
• In situ microanalysis
• Indicators & test-papers
• Instrumental analysis
• Iodine value
• Iodometry
• Isotopic analysis
• Ligand analysis
• Matrix effect
• Mean volume rate (Chemistry)
• Measuring instruments -- Range
• Microchemistry
• Mixture analysis
• Nanochemistry
• Nephelometry
• Nitrate analysis
• Nitrogen analysis
• Nitrogen oxide analysis
• Particle induced X-ray emission
• Persistent pollutant analysis
• Phosphorimetry
• Phosphorus analysis
• Pollutant identification
• Radiochemical analysis
• Selenium analysis
• Separation (Technology)
• Speciation analysis
• Spectrophotometry
• Sulfur compounds analysis
• Surface active agents analysis
• Surface analysis
• Temperature-programmed reduction
• Thermal analysis
• Trace analysis
• Volhard method

Broader term:

• Chemistry

Related Term:

• Analytical chemists
• Determinative mineralogy
• Metallurgical analysis
• Quality control in chemical analysis

Analytical Chemistry

Analytical chemistry is the science of obtaining, processing, and communicating information about the composition and structure of matter. In other words, it is the art and science of determining what matter is and how much of it exists.

Here are entered works on the scientific study involving the identification of chemical compounds that make up a given substance. Use only if a narrower term does not apply (e.g., "Chromatographic analysis" or "Spectrophotometry"). 

Reference: American Chemical Society. (n.d.).  What is analytical chemistry? Retrieved from https://www.acs.org/content/acs/en/careers/college-to-career/areas-of-chemistry/analytical-chemistry.html