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any one of the 1000000000000000 titrations they make u do lol
Original post by OrganicCrystal
Honestly, organic is so much better than physical chemistry it is ridiculous.

Physical is so boring, filled with long, monotonous maths.

Why can't Chemistry just be Organic?


Because the curriculum of Chemistry A-Level has to involve the physical aspects so that applicants to subjects such as Chemistry, Chem Eng, Chemical Physics, Materials Science etc have preparation for the subject.

Same reason why ecology is taught in A-Level Bio, it has to cater somewhat to breadth to provide for the interests of many.
Original post by cuttlebone
any one of the 1000000000000000 titrations they make u do lol


Or the nonsensical questions about yield every ****ing page like I haven't done enough of those yet
Reply 4
Physical is the easiest part of A level, count yourselves lucky.
Original post by Maker
Physical is the easiest part of A level, count yourselves lucky.


Honestly, i find organic so much easier, it is physical that stumps me
Reply 6
physical is way better than organic imo
cba with all those mechanisms
Original post by organiccrystal
honestly, organic is so much better than physical chemistry it is ridiculous.

Physical is so boring, filled with long, monotonous maths.

Why can't chemistry just be organic?



i agree with you so much. I love organic chemistry.
Reply 8
Original post by OrganicCrystal
Honestly, i find organic so much easier, it is physical that stumps me


Trying to name all those compounds is not my idea of fun.
Physical > organic > inorganic

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Reply 10
In terms of most interesting: Organic
In terms of easiest: Quantitative/Titrations etc.
Original post by Maker
Trying to name all those compounds is not my idea of fun.


Not the most fun thing in the world, naming is a mixture of educated guessing and wishing you revised naming.

But getting it right is truly an art, one I wish I had
Original post by Plantagenet Crown
I hated physical too, all throughout A levels and university, but it’s something that has to be taught and some bits of it are very useful. You can’t be a chemist without understanding the basics of physical chemistry.


I see, sounds interesting; what about Biochemistry?
Original post by Plantagenet Crown
I’ve never been interested in biology. For me it was always chemistry, specifically organic :love:


I see, my love, or future love, is of Biochemistry because it incorperates organic chemistry into a biological environment, otherwise I would just do Chemistry (the physical does scare me though!)
Original post by Plantagenet Crown
Beware though. There’s a girl in my research group who did a biochemistry degree and she said there’s virtually no chemistry in it. She’s been having to learn organic chemistry from scratch since joining the group.


Damn, I wish there was an organic chemistry bachelors degree...
I love both, but i prefer physical because organic isn't challenging.
Reply 16
inorganic > organic >>> physical
Original post by ._.kiki
inorganic > organic >>> physical


3 year old thread.
Reply 18
Original post by 5hyl33n
3 year old thread.

physical chem being boring and hard never gets old..:frown:
Original post by ._.kiki
physical chem being boring and hard never gets old..:frown:


I personally despise organic chemistry.

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