Okay, I need to create a Wikipedia-style document about "Chemical Residue Testing" under the categories of Economy, Market and Business, Inspection. Let me start by understanding the requirements.

First, the structure: H1 for the title, an overview section, several sections with H2 and H3 headings, and maybe references or related documents. The content needs to be accurate, objective, detailed, easy to read, and use technical terms with explanations. Also, markdown formatting with proper hierarchy, lists, tables, code blocks if needed, and at least 800 characters.

Starting with the title: "화학 잔류물 검사" as given. Then an overview section explaining what it is, its importance in economy and business contexts. Next sections could be on types of chemical residues, testing methods, applications, challenges, regulations, etc. Maybe include a table comparing different testing techniques.

I should make sure to define terms like "chemical residue" and explain why they matter in markets and businesses. Mention industries affected, like food, pharmaceuticals, environment. Discuss common testing methods such as chromatography, spectroscopy, maybe mention specific examples like HPLC or GC-MS. Also, talk about regulatory standards like FDA, EU regulations.

Need to check if there are any technical terms that need explanation. For example, "chromatography" might be a term some readers aren't familiar with, so a brief definition would help. Also, include challenges like cost, time, accuracy, and how they're addressed.

References could include links to regulatory bodies or standard testing procedures. Maybe add a section on future trends in chemical residue testing technology.

Wait, the user mentioned "시장 및 비즈니스" (market and business), so I should emphasize how chemical residue testing impacts businesses, compliance costs, market access, consumer safety, etc. Perhaps discuss the economic implications of non-compliance or the role of testing in quality control.

Also, make sure each section flows logically. Start with an overview, then break down into sections like "Types of Chemical Residues," "Testing Methods and Technologies," "Applications in Industries," "Regulatory Frameworks," "Challenges and Solutions," and maybe a conclusion.

Check for markdown formatting: use H1 for the title, H2 for main sections, H3 for subsections. Use bullet points or numbered lists where appropriate. Maybe include a table comparing different testing methods' pros and cons.

Need to ensure that the content is over 800 characters. Let me count. The example response provided earlier was around 1500 words, so I should aim for similar length.

Also, avoid any markdown in the thinking process, but when writing the actual document, use proper formatting. Make sure all technical terms are explained briefly. For instance, "gas chromatography" could be followed by a short explanation of what it is and how it works.

Double-check that each section adds value and doesn't repeat information. Ensure that the document is comprehensive yet concise, covering key aspects without being too verbose.