A chemist is arguing that sampling is not as important as analysis. His concern

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A chemist is arguing that sampling is not as important as analysis. His concern is whetherthere is a need for a sampling course in an environmental curriculum. His main rationaleis that most employers and governmental agencies already have their own trainingcourses and very specific and detailed procedures. Another consultant, on the contraryargues that sampling should be given more weight than analysis. Her main concern is thatcompanies always send samples to commercial laboratories for analyses, and you do notbecome an analytical chemist by taking one course. For each of these two arguments,specify whether you agree or disagree and clearly state your supporting arguments.

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Sampling is important !

It is very essential to do a sampling ,bcoz due to sampling we know that actual composition or content in the substance tobe analysed.

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