Which statement accurately describes a way in which the

jobs of environmental scientists and chemists compare?

A) Chemists study the structure and composition of a

substance, while environmental scientists study the

environment

B) Chemists spend a great deal of time working in the field,

while environmental scientists do not.

C) Both environmental scientists and chemists are required

to earn a minimum of a master's degree.

D) Both environmental scientists and chemists earned a

median annual wage between $60,000 and $70,000 in

2010.

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Barrett Drake

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8 February, 07:13

Which statement accurately describes a way in which the

jobs of environmental scientists and chemists compare?

A) Chemists study the structure and composition of a

substance, while environmental scientists study the

environment

B) Chemists spend a great deal of time working in the field,

while environmental scientists do not.

C) Both environmental scientists and chemists are required

to earn a minimum of a master's degree.

D) Both environmental scientists and chemists earned a

median annual wage between $60,000 and $70,000 in

2010.

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Tripp Powell · Answer 1

A. Chemists study the structure and composition of a substance, while environmental scientist study the environment.

Explanation:

It wouldn't be B cause both chemist and environmental scientist mainly work in laboratory and offices.

c. Environmental scientist requires a master's degree while chemists requires a bachelor degree

well for D I'm not so sure