/sci/ - Science & Math

I liked it, but it can be a big leap going from chem 1. Chem 1 is mostly about fundamentals: shit like Lewis structures, VSEPR theory, acid-base interactions, and maybe a little bit of redox reactions. Chem 2, at least when I took it, will have you integrating these concepts with other fields like physics and math. If you want a leg up on the class, start studying rate laws, enthalpy equations, bond dissociation, and molecular orbital hybridization.

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I wonder what will happen 100 years from now, the more I study quantum mechanics and particle theory the more I realise it's just a ugly mess.

it took 200 years since newton for a new vision, l hope the current one doesn't take that long to change.