chemist
chem·ist (-ist)
noun
- an expert or specialist in chemistry
- Brit. a pharmacist
- Obsolete an alchemist
Etymology: aphetic < alchemist
Converse of object
- dispense: There are 3 dispensing chemists in Dawlish approximately 2 Miles away and 1 located in Starcross approximately 2 miles in the other direction.
- qualify: There will always be a need for well qualified chemists.
- employ: They have even employed a former chemist to test it for them.
- become: Researchers in this area are, or have to become, competent chemists.
Adjective modifier
- aspiring: Imagine as an aspiring chemist you have 100 potential drugs you wish to develop.
- medicinal: Course Tutors The course will be co-ordinated by Dr. Dan L Rathbone and will be taught by Medicinal Chemists from the Aston Pharmacy School.
- analytical: The challenges posed by these demands require the analytical chemist to be well versed in a diverse range of scientific areas.
- inorganic: This choice is based on their wish to work alongside St Andrews ' world-renowned inorganic chemists.
- synthetic: This story describes the process of moving synthetic chemists from the paper lab book to an all-digital equivalent.
- Parisian: Profile on the was no exception leading parisian chemists.
Modifies a noun
- shop: EXAMPLE 10 Fitz is a make-up artist employed by a large chain of chemist shops.
- chain: Day Chocolate Company Day Lewis Day Lewis is one of the UK's leading chemist chains.
Noun used with modifier
- polymer: Interdisciplinary and international context: The Multidisciplinary nature of this work demands a close collaboration between cell biologists, virologists and polymer chemists.
- manufacturing: The earliest entry found was in 1825: " Turnbull & Ramsay, manufacturing chemists, 107 Geo.
- quantum: The GAMESS-UK Benchmark is designed to represent the typical range of calculations commonly performed by the ab initio quantum chemist.
- street: The chain's merger with Alliance Unichem brand would see more than 2,700 high street chemists in the UK carrying the brand.
- graduate: Long term objectives are to enhance production capacity, to promote further development and create jobs for young graduate chemists in the region.
- research: He was 46 and a friend for almost 25 years â a research chemist of great talent and an atheist.
Possessives
- shop: The Burgh School was situated in the building occupied today by the chemist's shop at 66 High Street.
Preposition: without
- prescription: You can get some of these from your local chemist without a prescription.
A man so various that he seemed to be Not one, but all mankind's epitome. Stiff in opinions, always in the wrong; Was everything by starts, and nothing long: But, in the course of one revolving moon, Was chemist, fiddler, statesman, and buffoon.
Outsidetheir laboratories, thephysicianand chemist are soldiers without arms on the field of battle.
It's me Auntie Maggie's home-made remedy Guaranteed never to fail Now that's the stuff that will do the trick It's sold at ev'ry chemist for 'one and a kick'.
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