People who did Physics and Chemistry

Which is easier is entirely subjective but i do both AQA Physics and Chemistry. Which I find easier depends on the modules. Unit 1 Chemistry was basically about the nuclear model and bonding and there were a few equations thrown in (moles/ideal gasses). It was a lot easier than Unit 2 Physics (Mechanics and Molecular Kinetics) which is quite mathematical. Unit 1 Particle Physics quite easy as it goes through some of the Unit 1 stuff we did in Chemistry, such as the nuclear model and evidence for it (i.e. alpha scattering) and the existence of isotopes, but it goes on to high energy physics, quarks, electron diffraction, wave-particle duality, the photoelectric effect, etc. Unit 3 Organic Chemistry bores the hell out of me. Although it is quite easy, it’s nothing as fun as the Unit 3 Electricity/Elasticity we are doing in Physics. But i find Unit 2 Physical Chem quite interesting.

So

Unit 1 Chem > Unit 2 Physics
Unit 2 Chem < Unit 1 Physics
Unit 3 Chem < Unit 3 Physics

Chemistry is a little bit more demanding than Physics in terms of the work load. Chemistry = more memorisation and less theory. Personally, Physics has the edge as the content is more interesting and physics just feels more important.

PS - I take said subjects and Biology and Maths.

I did both chemistry and physics at A-level. Physics was easier, or at least there was less material, but chemistry was far more interesting.

Out of all science subjects.. physics is the one you don't do that much work for and yet the most interesting

Agree with the first bit, not so much with the second part.

says the chemist.

who is doing the whole physics course, who is actually the one who's most engaged in that class.

It is interesting, well the experiments are, my teacher once brought a gun to school, and we used it to measure the velocity of the bullet. After we a had contest to see who was the best shooter by target.

Please for your own health choose physics! I absolutely hate doing chemistry (I do both)