Corporate Body

RACI - Analytical Chemistry Division (1969 - )

Royal Australian Chemical Institute

From
1969
Functions
Association, Society or Membership Organisation and Chemical Industries
Website
http://www.chem.mq.edu.au/raci_acdivision/

Summary

The Royal Australian Chemical Institute's national Division of Analytical Chemistry was established to: promote the discipline of analytical chemistry and the status of chemists involved in that profession through the conduct of seminars, symposia and lectures; encourage the understanding and application of the principles of analytical chemistry in all areas of the science of chemistry; and encourage chemists with an involvement in analytical chemistry to join the RACI in order to further the profession of chemistry and their development.

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