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How is knowing the chemical properties of a substance useful to scientist?
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How is knowing the chemical properties of a substance useful to scientist?

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It's useful to them because they know and can predict on how it will react within certain situations. Knowing this, they can develop ways to engage substances or why they're important in certain situations. 
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