A chemist is a scientist who develops drugs, and a pharmacy is a store that sells drugs. However, within Britain the word chemist is commonly used to denote a pharmacy.
Pharmacists distribute drugs; chemists do the research and make them.
Nope. The Brits right to be heard chemist and Americans say pharmacist.
ofcourse no they r synonyms.
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Do you mean a chemist and a pharmacist? Yes; a huge difference. Though both professions own similar training in the core sciences and chemistry classes. The training considerably diverges for the pharmacist who gets intensive biological and medical classes.
Chemist- one wrking on chemical research; an exert contained by chemistry; one licensed to sell medical drugs.
Do you be determined "Pharmacist"? (not pharmacy)- one skilled in the preparation of medicine; a person licensed to compound or dispense drugs.
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