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task_categories:
  - question-answering
language:
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tags:
  - chemistry
  - wikipedia
  - nq
  - natural questions
  - chemteb
pretty_name: Chemical Natural Questions
size_categories:
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license: cc-by-nc-sa-4.0

Chemical Natural Questions

This dataset is created from the mteb/nq dataset on Hugging Face, which is part of the Natural Questions dataset containing real user questions issued to Google search, with answers sourced from Wikipedia. In this chemistry-specific subset, we filtered queries related to chemistry by starting from the chemistry category in Wikipedia and traversing up to three levels deep in linked articles. This approach allowed us to focus on chemistry-related queries, providing a targeted subset of the original dataset for domain-specific retrieval tasks.