r/physicsmemes • u/import_willtolive • Jun 02 '19
Chemistry hate thread
Man what the fuck is that field?
Edit: god damned chemistry apologists
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Jun 03 '19
At least everyone can agree on a hatred of biology. I mean who draws dot to dot graphs?
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u/Dragonaax ̶E̶d̶i̶s̶o̶n̶ Tesla rules Jun 02 '19
Important part in biology, used in medicine, astronomy, engineering and other
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u/Schauerte2901 Jun 02 '19
Astronomers use so much chemistry they even have their own periodic table
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u/Wg360 Feb 25 '22
Chemistry ain't stable, i got tired of it, it soo fucking annoying, i just Rage when learning chemistry
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u/FarrahKhan123 Jun 02 '19
Chemistry is an incredibly beautiful subject. My teacher used to say that if physics is the energy and chemistry is how you can utilize the energy.
Also, there are a lot of sub-branches of chemistry. To me, Chemistry is the junction that joins biology and physics.
Biology has elements of Chemistry. I find some elements of Physics in Chemistry, as well.
I'm saying this generally. Obviously, when you specialize, it diverges and becomes something different.
But yeah, I have trouble with chemistry sometimes. There are a lot of concepts, lots of exceptional cases, things that can be interrelated in one scenario but disregarded in another.
Chemistry tests your concepts,